On Thu, Mar 13, 2003 at 04:36:09PM -0500, Kuba Ober wrote: > > Isn't the computer the one that's good with numbers ? > > Well, change numbers are similar to bugzilla bug numbers. You always can list > them to find out what the number is. And you choose current change to work on > (you can have several under development at any time).
where does this number come from then ? > whole process if I need to do a one-liner kind of fix is about 2 minutes, > from beginning to the end (change creation to final integration). wow, too much ... /me runs > Sure. It is there. Your development three is symlinked to the baseline. That's > the default model. The baseline is read-only, though, so if you want to > actually change a file, you just aecp it. The thing should simply notice what's changed and handle it like that. > The whole devel/stable split is OK if you feel like having one. I, for one, > like to do everything in "HEAD", but the HEAD itself is kept stable all the This would be nice to have but realistically it won't and can't happen john
