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> Yes, we check them in. It's much easier then sending the out the actual
> files. Why does this surprise you?
I'm surprised because we have a policy of code that is being checked in must
be better, not worse. It must compile (C, etc), render correctly (HTML,
etc). Does this not cause a lot of going through the code making sure there
are no bad code? Has there ever been cases of code being shipped for
building, with these conflict tags in it?
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