I've been using CVS to manage website development for a couple of months, and find that I am committing quite often.
I have a development sandbox on my Mac laptop and a live sandbox on my Linux co-lo. I find I'm making smallish edits on the Mac and then needing to commit them and update the co-lo to see the effect there. The co-lo files are used among other things to see how the site looks on a PC. CVS makes this so much easier than it used to be! But I'm unsure of how much detail to put in the commit comments. Can anyone advise on useful/common/best practice. For example, should I edit out the CVS at the beginning of some of the lines so that the list of add/modified files is not removed automatically? Are most commit comments just a few words, or is it typical for some to be lengthy descriptions. Currently there is only me using the repository, but I envisage a time when there will be other users. Thanks Roddie Grant _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
