>>>>> On Fri, 24 Oct 2008 06:55:47 +0200, "Gabor Szabo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>>>> said:
> so Andras, please decide. Shall I work on trunk or on a branch? Your first change was to rip out code into a separate file. I see no problem doing this in the trunk *if* it is being done with discipline and no code changes are hidden in the large diff. But two tiny code changes slipped in and this should really never happen. So please don't do that, neither in trunk nor in branch. Nobody could merge your changes back if the subject line says "move CPAN::Shell into a separate file" but really means "... and I had some brilliant tiny and absolutely harmless ideas while doing that so I snuck them in". The other thing to mention is that SVN sucks and practically is only useable when you use a frontend like svk or git. SVN as it stands really demands working on branches for middle sized changes. I invited you to do the tiny changes in the trunk. I'd say your next less trivial changes should always be tried out in a branch and then merged in when their time is ripe. -- andreas
