On 8/21/06, The Dan Keefer <dan_keefer@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Folks,
>
> From the sound of things, while my code may originally run from /path1,
> multiple revision paths get created elsewhere so that if I change file1.cfm,
> it isn't saved in /path1 but in some new Subversion folder.
>
> Sorry, but I'm trying to conceptualize how all these version copies (on the
> server) relate to the copy on which I run code.
>
> And when I said "test", I'm not talking about full testing but the testing
> that goes on whenever any developer changes code. Before he puts the code
> anywhere else, he typically runs it to make sure at least syntactical errors
> aren't there.
Dan,
First, it sounds like each developer doesn't have CF installed on
their local machines to test code with but that they upload the code
to some central server for testing out their changes? How do they not
collide with each other?
Based on this message and your previous one, it appears you don't have
a strong understanding of how Version Control systems work. May I
suggest you pickup "Pragmatic Version Control: Using Subversion, 2nd
Ed." (http://www.pragmaticprogrammer.com/titles/svn2/index.html) to
learn more about the topics involved with Version Control, and how
they relate to Subversion.
Patrick
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Received on Mon Aug 21 21:32:59 2006