Re: [Wikitech-l] Question regarding reverting a certain own version in SVN; and asking you to update two MW pages with such how-to information

Ashar Voultoiz wrote: On 24/06/11 08:33, Thomas Gries wrote: When I think that a version committed by myself r90650 (marked as new) is fully obsolete and already replaced in my other commit r90684 (marked as fixed) I would say, if it is reverted, mark it reverted :) Or maybe resolved, if

Re: [Wikitech-l] Question regarding reverting a certain own version in SVN; and asking you to update two MW pages with such how-to information

On 28/06/11 00:28, Thomas Gries wrote: Please do not change the flags for your own revisions, except to change them back to new after you fix a revision that was flagged fixme. Just like the Holy Bible, our code review guide is subject to interpretation :-) -- Ashar Voultoiz

Re: [Wikitech-l] Question regarding reverting a certain own version in SVN; and asking you to update two MW pages with such how-to information

On 24/06/11 08:33, Thomas Gries wrote: When I think that a version committed by myself r90650 (marked as new) is fully obsolete and already replaced in my other commit r90684 (marked as fixed) I would say, if it is reverted, mark it reverted :) -- Ashar Voultoiz

[Wikitech-l] Question regarding reverting a certain own version in SVN; and asking you to update two MW pages with such how-to information

When I think that a version committed by myself r90650 (marked as new) is fully obsolete and already replaced in my other commit r90684 (marked as fixed) in order to save code reviewers' time, here are my questions: 1. shall I revert the 90650 from SVN ? 2. how exactly, and what would be