> Perhaps we can run Jalopy in cvs when we commit some modifications. With > this method, our code will be always well formatted. > I'll try to do this for all my business projects.
Just as a note: the cruisecontrol project adopted a pretty drastic approach: checkstyle is ran before the build. Meaning that a incorrect style will prevent you from developping. I wonder what the cruisecontrol developers think about this enforcement. I guess that's something one can adopt at the start of a project but not when the project has many files and probably many inconsistencies. On the other side, one could always use his own style while developing, and reformat before checkin. That would be less restrictive. And instead of changing automatically the code on the server, I'd rather have an error thrown at commit (rejected commit). Might be too costly though with CVS (better with a transaction based SCM tool). Jerome --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
