On 15-Mar-2005, Попков Александр wrote: > I am having a little question: why commits always increase revision?! That's the semantic of a commit in Arch. You're committing a new revision of the files into the archive. Before committing, you need to describe the changes in a change log. If you can't describe any changes in the change log, why would you commit? -- \ "The Stones, I love the Stones; I can't believe they're still | `\ doing it after all these years. I watch them whenever I can: | _o__) Fred, Barney, ..." -- Steven Wright | Ben Finney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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