What I meant by my remark was stereotyping, not that 9-5 programmers does
any less quality code than anyone else.
But, the truth remains, you trust your programmers enough to check in their
code without having a tool that analyses their code for quality, so the best
you should strive for is to avoid forgetting to type in a commit log
message. If you need to provide any kind of rules to what a good log message
is, provide a template. Trying to detect a programmer comitting "aaaaaaaaaa"
could probably easily be done, but what makes "aaaaaaaaa" any worse than "Ha
ha, I'm not going to enter a log message".
Trust your developers. If you can't, hire better ones.
On Jan 23, 2008 2:57 PM, Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> awoodjetts wrote:
> > Many thanks to those who have assisted in my (re)direction of efforts
> and
> > searches. I believe that as I want to force the user to do this, I
> therefore
> > need to implement this on the server side not the client side. This mean
> > that unless I have missed something, I can't set the tsvn:logminsize
> > property as this requires modifications to each client (I sort of hope I
> am
> > wrong and someone can tell me how to set this property on the server).
>
> The tsvn:logminsize is a property you set on your working copy, the
> commit.
> Every user doing an update from the repository will have that setting
> from that time on.
>
> Stefan
>
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