Apache Wiki wrote on Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at 19:05:07 -0000: > Comment: > Try to clarify some stuff that didn't quite jive on my last read-thru. > > == Design: Server-Dictated Configuration == > - Many software development shops of non-trivial size desire to have (and to > the extent possible, to enforce) a uniform configuration environment among > the various clients which commit to their repositories. Although these shops > may have the ability to control the environment on the client machines > (dictating software versions, etc), relying upon the client for setting > various configuration parameters can be time-consuming and problematic. > + Many software development shops of non-trivial size desire to have (and to > the extent possible, to enforce) a uniform configuration environment among > the various clients which commit to their repositories. Although these shops > may have some ability to control the environment on the client machines > (dictating software versions, etc), expecting humans to consistently set and > maintain various runtime configuration parameters in accordance with > corporate policy and on every repository-accessing client computer is both > error-prone and unscalable.
Is there any way to get line-based (rather than paragraph-based) diffs from the wiki? That would enable reviewing them.
