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Re: Mnemomic names for revisions

From: David Gómez <david_at_pleyades.net>
Date: 2005-05-04 01:03:43 CEST

Hi Ben ;),

On May 03 at 02:31:04, Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
> >I think that the possibility that you can commit to a tag shows
> >the inherent flaw in the way that subversion look at tags.
>
> Is it therefore also a flaw in CVS that a tag can be 'adjusted' to
> point to a different set of files?

I don't think that changing a tag that points to a set of files/revision
is the same that changing _indirectly_ what a tag refers to by commiting
changes to that tag.

> Tags and branches are the same thing. The only difference is whether
> you decide to change them or not.

Yes, i know, i've read your book ;). They're the same... but that's
not an excuse to explain the possibility to commit to a tag without
a hook to prevent it.

Anyway, i'm not asking to remove the current system for tags, but
just asking about adding "mnemonic" names for revisions.

regards,

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David Gómez                                      Jabber ID: davidge@jabber.org
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