Re: Updating the repository from wildcat user update

Steve Swift wrote:

>We're just at the point of migrating to SVN, but we had a problem at the weekend which required the duty person to apply an emergency fix. He had his own copy (not a working copy) of the code, so he updated three files, compiled it, and fixed the problem.
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>This left me with the issue of integrating his updates back into the repository.
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>I compared his files with my working copy, and there were only three files that differed. So far, so good. I copied his files into my working copy, and committed the update. Back on a level keel.
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>Is there a more elegant way to have handled this?
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>At the very least, it would have been nice had the update appeared to have come from my colleague's ID and not mine.

besides you colleague doing the co, edit, ci himself I'm not aware of
a more elegant sollution 8-)

you can change the author property on the revision if the
pre-revprop-change hook script allows it.

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Lorenz
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