On Tuesday 23 May 2006 06:55, Kamaraju Kusumanchi wrote:
> 2) I tend to do commits involving small chunks of changes each time. Each
> commit will give me one additional functionality or fixes a bug in the
> code etc., But due to this, my repository version number is in hundreds
> which I think is very large. Are large repository version numbers bad in
> any way? Is it something to be worried about?
It is usually recommended to commit each piece of functionality as its own
revision, because it enables you to provide them as single patches to
outsiders or to revert a single step that turned out to be wrong by
reverse-merging a single revision.
Big revision numbers are nothing to be afraid of, eg. KDE is now (7:45
Berlin time) at rev 543910 - this usually increases a few times per hour...
Konrad
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