> Why wouldn't you just check out the entire set of files? Work on the
> files you need to work on, then commit them. Maybe for your next
> "task" you'll need different files, and you'll already have them
> since you checked out everything.
>
>
I used to do what you said above when working on my previous project.
However for the current one, we have a group of 15 developers frequently
update the system and we normally have 2-3 ppl working on the same
subsystem... So in any minute, the local copy could become a outdated legacy
version. We are kin to check out as less code as possible and always try to
test our development with the newest runnable code from other team members
kept in a centralized version control system. Not quite sure if this is
achievable though...Still trying to work it out.
Cheers,
Henry
Received on Mon Mar 26 09:11:17 2007