Review of fitz's chapter 2
Ben Collins-Sussman
sussman at red-bean.com
Sun Feb 25 17:52:20 CST 2007
On 2/25/07, C. Michael Pilato <cmpilato at red-bean.com> wrote:
> You *can* commit changes from a backdated working copy, because a
> backdated working copy looks exactly like and out-of-date one, and the
> ability to commit from a not-fully-updated working copy is a core
> principle of Subversion's design. But can you can't commit changes from
> such a working copy to files *that have been modified in younger revisions*.
Yeah, yeah, you know that's what I meant. :-)
What makes me cringe is when I see one svn user ask "how do I undo a
change?", and see another user say, "oh, just 'svn up -rX; svn
commit"". Gah.
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