Dan Price <dp at eng.sun.com> writes:

> On Mon 12 May 2008 at 05:55PM, Shawn Walker wrote:
>> I'm curious as to how others here handle merges when changes happen.
>> 
>> Meaning, I commit to my own hg repository locally, and pull
>> periodically for updates.
>> 
>> Once I finish the merge, do I commit, and then recommit to squish the deltas?
>> 
>> What's the "right way" to keep up with changes?
>
> I may be overly paranoid, but I always do:
>
> commit
> backup
> pull
> merge (if needed)
> recommit (optionally)
>
> At the end I always recommit.  Since I have trashed workspaces during
> mergin before, I will occassionally also take a full backup or a zfs
> snap of my workspace prior to the pull.

(I seem to ask this question a lot).

Trash by user error or mis-merge, or via use of the onnv-scm tools?

I, at least, would appreciate knowing about *anything* causing people
problems in their use of mercurial (even if not related to onnv-scm),
we're going to expose a whole bunch of people to this stuff, sooner
rather than later, anything that indicates a problem is of importance.

-- Rich

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