A developer is working on project A, which creates new code that calls a common function (the function is not included in project A). This function is changed as part of another project, project B. Project B's changes are committed to the repository before Project A. Unfortunately, the function changes in Project B would cause Project A's testing to fail. However, since this function is not in Project A's list, the developer would miss it in his testing / commit to CVS cycle. To handle this situation, should a complete re-synch be done before every test/commit cycle? Should a watch be placed on every function that a project uses?
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