On Apr 14, 2006, at 8:15, Robin Dunn wrote:
Heikki Toivonen wrote:
Note that my understanding of the plan is that there will be no
incremental checkins anywhere. John uses the past svn revisions to
find
the bad checkins in his local tree. He does *not* redo the
incremental
checkins again on the trunk to find out when things break.
Right, that is my thought as well. Just use the old revisions in
SVN without any changes until the failures start, then examine the
differences between that revision and the previous.
NNNN = 9544
while NNNN < 10250:
svn up -r NNNN
if any wx files updated:
build
test
if errors:
break
NNNN += 1
svn diff -r NNNN-1 -r NNNN
find problem(s)
fix
test
be happy
FWIW, I think svn can do the loop and test for you:
cd ~/src/internal/wx
svn log -q -r9544:10250
--Grant
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