[ On Wednesday, March 20, 2002 at 12:18:26 (-0800), Austin Lauree wrote: ]
> Subject: cvs commitinfo - remote access issues - enforced code beautification
>
> I am trying to administer our cvs repository to ensure that all java
> code commited runs through a 'beautification' process.
The source code control tool is not the place to do the beautification.
You might want to validate the code and reject a commit if it does not
meet your coding standards, but you should not (and indeed with CVS, can
not really) try to modify the file being committed in any way.
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> <HTML>
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since CERT and Microsoft recently anounced a very major flaw in the HTML
rendering engine used in all Microsoft products. Please send all your
messages as plain text only.
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