On Jan 28, 2010, at 12:13 AM, Jake Mannix wrote: > What do you do when your "svn stat | wc -l" returns "66", and you have fixes > for 6 of your 7 open bugs? I'd like to check in, but I've also done some > local rearranging:
Hmmm, my brain can usually only handle one or two fixes at a time! FWIW, though, I usually keep separate checkouts or just do one at a time otherwise you can end up w/ a whole mess of interlinked changes. (This is one of the major reasons I like using Maven: I can simply point IntelliJ at the fresh checkout and create a new project with all the right setup w/o any of the hassle of configuring dependencies, etc.) For me, it works best to create patches often and put them up on JIRA and then to revert my sandbox and start on the next one. If, however, the changes are all related, then the right thing to do, probably, is to link them in JIRA so that people are aware of the changes. At any rate, since you've already made the commit, that's fine too! -Grant
