> And if they use the date with a time to avoid such problems: how do
> they want to handle different timezones? I mean if you're an
> international company, what do you tell your customers and testers?
> Subversion always shows the time/date as it is on the client side
> (e.g. when you show a log), so that's not going to work very well.
This is not a well thought out plan of theirs and it's driving everyone
in development crazy, I was hoping to be able to point them to some
books/websites that talk about best practices for software development
that touched on this.
Ron
Stefan Küng wrote:
> On 4/6/06, Jean-Marc van Leerdam <j.m.van.leerdam@gmail.com> wrote:
>> By the way: How on earth are the testers going to cope with two builds
>> delivered to them on the same day? ;-)
>
> And if they use the date with a time to avoid such problems: how do
> they want to handle different timezones? I mean if you're an
> international company, what do you tell your customers and testers?
> Subversion always shows the time/date as it is on the client side
> (e.g. when you show a log), so that's not going to work very well.
>
> Stefan
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