stepharo wrote
When we integrate changes we systematically merge so that even if you
did a fix on a not recent version we get both improvements.
Stef - just to check on this, in the case of fogbugz 13526 - if you just
merge, you don't pick up the requirement to load fogbugz 13787?
So how do
Hi - I am still a bit confused about the difference between load vs. merge with
Monticello?
Last month, when I tried to verify a bug fix, I did a load - and it caused
other things (dependencies?) to be loaded into my clean image and so I ended up
with something else in a broken state. So I had
to complement mariano great answer.
When we integrate changes we systematically merge so that even if you
did a fix on a not recent version we get both improvements.
Stef
On 7/8/14 18:15, Tim Mackinnon wrote:
Hi - I am still a bit confused about the difference between load vs.
merge with
Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:
Hi Tim,
Normally...a load simply loads that version you are telling to
load. If you have local changes in any of the packages you will be
loading, those changes will be LOST and overridden with the ones of the
version you are loading. If you load via
