Tracy R Reed wrote:
Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
If you are developing software, you have to *know* your dependency
chain. Choosing a dependency of "RedHat Enterprise Linux 4" gets you
in massive trouble when something breaks.
The version control a piece of software was built with is usually not
considered a dependency of the software, right? People who install
Windows have no idea what MS uses for version control, for example.
Not for the *delivered* piece of software. The client doesn't care
about your version control for obvious reasons (they should never see it).
Internally, you bet the version control is part of the dependencies. I
know that an ISO 9000 certification depends upon it. I don't know if
HIPAA (health care) demands it.
-a
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