Re: public/private commits

On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 06:32, Andrey Dibrov <adibrov_at_softdev.spb.ru> wrote:
> Здравствуйте, Users.
>
> I uses SVN a long time, so i find out what SVN still doesn't have
> someone feature. It will be very useful to organize into future
> version of SVN new feature for commit action. Developers sometimes
> wants to make commits for yourself to hide changes from other
> developers in trunk or in branch. This is very useful if you want to commit
> not complete or not enough tested changes to server, go home or other place
> and take public update plus self private (not public) update to complete changes
> and make later public commit.
> Does this feature with public/private commit already exist?

Commit your "in progress" work to a branch you create, when complete
merge your changes back to a common location (trunk or another
branch).

Developers working together on a project should almost never have a
need to hide things from each other. It's not good for the team.

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Received on 2009-09-24 12:52:08 CEST