Tracking changes
by Charles Kimbril · in General Discussion · 06/11/2009 (10:13 am) · 2 replies
I'm new to this, pretty much just a hack.
As I learn and play with things, I realize that something I may have changed or injected into the code previously may cause a problem down the road. So my question is.
What is the best way to track changes?
As I learn and play with things, I realize that something I may have changed or injected into the code previously may cause a problem down the road. So my question is.
What is the best way to track changes?
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Log it Use SVN Sticky notes Keep a backup for comparison.
Or any combination thereof :D
06/11/2009 (11:22 am)
Or any combination thereof :D
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I have not set one up myself, so I can't offer any tips on how to do that, but google the above and you should be able to figure it out.