My assumption was that dev server meant repository. Like, you might have
local machine for actual development/testing, then "dev server" for the
code repository, then production server, and so on.
I wouldn't check in code before I had tested it, so I agree with you.
I probably just scanned it and put in too many assumptions. My
apologies for that.
In any case, my assumptions and misunderstandings led to a blog post
where I've gotten a few good comments. The post is essentially
worthless, except to pose the questions, but the comments have been
useful to me (so, you can scroll down to them, or answer the question as
well, if you wanted).
http://www.codeodor.com/index.cfm/2007/2/7/How-do-you-version-control-your-CF/930
RADEMAKERS Tanguy wrote, On 2/7/2007 2:08 PM:
I'm not being picky about "dev" vs. "test". My point was about the use
of svn to "... update the working copy on your dev server each time you
check in some code."
You shouldn't have to check in code to see your changes, you should just
be able to save your file and then reload your browser (whilst java
developers around you gasp in amazement). Once it's all working (well,
once there are no more really obvious bugs), THEN you check it in...
Or am i still misunderstanding?
/t
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RADEMAKERS Tanguy wrote, On 2/7/2007 1:05 PM:
I would have assumed that you use your dev server to test your
code...no?
I just also assumed i "knew what was meant" and didn't focus
too much on
the exact terminology, but rather the intent of the statement.
Again, I
may very well be assuming too much, since that's two
assumptions on the
same sentence =)
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RADEMAKERS Tanguy wrote, On 2/7/2007 12:41 PM:
the downside to this approach is that you have to check in a change
before being able to see it on your dev server. Plus this
means you will
have lots of non-working checkins in svn.
/t
I would have assumed that you'd be testing before checking in
the code.
But, I may have been assuming wrong.
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