Consider the situation where you have made a minor change in one of the
default scripts. Hj would have three options as I see it.
Keep your entire script file and ignore all of the changes which they have
made.
Design a process to compare your script against theirs Charactor by
charactor. That would make the installation process take hours. Even for
those people that had made no changes.
Install the new scripts and let it be up to the user that is intellegent
enough to change scripts be intellegent enough to do it again if they find
the new scripts are still wanting.
David Maynard
Franklin NC
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At 09:56 PM 8/16/99 -0500 Walter Siren Wrote:
What good is merge, since it doesn't hadd your changes. In an upgrade,
doesn't jfw put the new scripts, and if so , why would one need to merge
the jfw scripts. I thought the only reason for the merge was to add the
modifications that you made.
At 06:14 PM 8/16/99 -0400, you wrote:
>That is a matter of opinion. The merge feature works fine for applivations
>that are not supported by HJ. On the ones they do you may have to add your
>changes from the older version.
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>Dave
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>At 02:26 PM 8/15/99 -0400 Mark Wrote:
>thank you for the info David. Then why would one merge script files, since
>it seems by the list, not to be advisable?
>Mark GTG
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