Christian Grobmeier wrote:
Actually I run the checks and its correct at my desk! I feel that something went wrong with SVN here. I had the bad code, run the checks, modfied to correct code (like you fixed) and run the test again. Everything worked, I committed. SVN needed to long fo rmy taste, but it did.
I believe you ;) No problem.
But now you are telling me that I committed the old code instead of new. Sorry for that don't know why that happened
For the record I use the following workflow then commiting code:
1. svn status (to check what files I've modified) 2. svn diff (select files if needed) 3. svn ci (select files if needed) Knut
