On 1/1/06, Karl Guertin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You can do low commits and a high level patch with most distributed > RCS. For exampe in darcs I do this by starting my patch names with a > particular word (usually HOTPATCH). When I want to push changes to a > main repo I do 'darcs unrecord -p HOTPATCH' and then darcs record, > darcs push and it shows up in the upstream darcs repo as one patch. > > That being said, I should probably investigate svk, I've heard good > things about the project...
I love svk: it lets me take my laptop and hack away even when I don't have a wireless connection, and I can still commit. I have a "//mirror/myproject" depot path that mirrors my project's main SVN repository, and a "//local/myproject" branch that's a copy of that. I then checkout the "//local/myproject" branch, hack away, and commit often. Then when I get back to my Internet connection, I just do "svk push" and all my local changes are pushed back to the project's main repository with no further effort on my part. -- Robin Munn [EMAIL PROTECTED] GPG key 0xD6497014
