From: Andy G. <and...@el...> - 2006-11-30 10:49:53
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Hi, On 29 Nov 2006, at 23:35, Robin Garner wrote: > Actually the ID tags have saved me a lot of time on occasion - when > living > off a family of patches created and maintained off different CVS/SVN > checkouts, a delta to an ID tag is a good signal that you've created a > patch between different source trees, usually inadvertently. > > This is of course a symptom of the fact that using patches as a > local SCM > system is less than ideal, but until we get something like 'git' > working > properly I find the ID tags (or at least Revision or date) in comments > useful. I've been using darcs for local modification tracking while keeping in sync with the SVN repository. I'm unfamiliar with git, but I'm quite sure you can use darcs (http://www.darcs.net) alongside SVN. The former to track your own stuff, the latter to sync with the main repository and check in your code once you're happy with it. -- Andy Georges |