Folks,

What would you consider Best Practice when one svn ups the manual tree, touches one file, builds and then finds a bunch of generated files changed because of an XML source change inherited from the svn up?

1) Commit inadvertedly changed generated files with ones own change?
2) Commit own change, its generated files, and then commit inadvertedly
   changed generated files under separate cover?
3) Commit just ones own change and its generated files?
4) Commit just ones own change and leave it to someone else to generate
   the HTML?

Enlightment appreciated.

S. (Abort, Retry, Ignore?)

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