On Thu, 9 Jan 2003, KDLinux wrote:
> But this write permission given to the user in order to check out the
> code ( by setting group write perm) can prove to be problemmatic, as
> the user can commit files of any other developer.
why is this a problem? I've worked on many projects where this is the
case, and yes, sometimes we do work with other people's code -
especially when those people are on vacation or unable to access their
codebase.
the fact that all cvs commits are logged along with the username means
that people will in general not do any mischief. if someone does goof
up, you can always rollback to an earlier revision of a file.
use the features provided by cvs to create a more open and collaborative
development environment.
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