"Quinton McCombs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>In the future, if you need to rollback after a commit, just check out the
>previous version and then copy/paste over the current version and check it
>back in.
You can't do that, because if you check out a previous version with -r, you
will get a "sticky" file. You can do a checkout with
cvs checkout -r<old_version> -p <botched_file> > <botched_file>
to avoid this.
[...]
>I actually have the same habit of always format the code and optimize
>imports. What keeps me from making the same mistakes is that I _always_ do
>a cvs diff before I commit anything. An added benefit to this step is that
>you have one final chance to make sure that your commit message covers all
>of the changes. This is a very good habit to have.
Same here. :-)
Eric, BTW: Shouldn't this be called TurbineXMLConfig instead of
TurbineXmlConfig ? I remember the discussion about acronyms and even
Sun did deprecate some of the Ucase in favour of UCASE.
Regards
Henning
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