On Tuesday, February 15, David Thornley wrote: > > Besides, there are things that cannot be developed concurrently, > since they are unmergeable, for good reasons or bad. These have > to have some form of lock. No, they do not *require* some form of lock. Using some form of lock is one way of dealing with these files. Simple selection to resolve the conflict is another. --Toby.
- Re: CVS File Locking Frode Nilsen
- Re: CVS File Locking Kate Ebneter
- Re: CVS File Locking Frode Nilsen
- Re: CVS File Locking Tobias Weingartner
- Re: CVS File Locking Frode Nilsen
- Re: CVS File Locking Greg A. Woods
- Re: CVS File Locking Tobias Weingartner
- Re: CVS File Locking (getting long) Frode Nilsen
- Re: CVS File Locking (getting long) Tobias Weingartner
- Re: CVS File Locking David Thornley
- Re: CVS File Locking Tobias Weingartner
- Re: CVS File Locking David Thornley
- Re: CVS File Locking Greg A. Woods
- Re: CVS File Locking David Thornley
- Re: CVS File Locking Greg A. Woods
- Re: CVS File Locking John Macdonald
- Re: CVS File Locking David Thornley
- Re: CVS File Locking Greg A. Woods
- Re: CVS File Locking David Thornley
- Re: CVS File Locking Greg A. Woods
- Re: CVS File Locking John Macdonald
