Re: Source code on IFS

Hi Peter,

While Kevin already explained it much better than I ever could, I would
like to add that in its simplest form (where I work in Subversion) this is
just done in two different revisions that can be commited separately to the
repository. For each revision you will add a comment when you commit and
you can see which user has commited that specific change. You can compare
revisions side by side, have the differences shown colorized, etc, all
dependent on your compare tool of course.
I use the built-in compare tool of RDI, but my favourite is Beyond Compare,
which can do even a three-way compare.

Regards,
-Arco

2016-05-26 17:34 GMT+02:00 Peter Dow <petercdow@xxxxxxxxx>:

Hi Arco,

<All information about sources changes can easily been found by comparing
between revisions which can be done with a few mouseclicks.>

At one of my customers, we use the leftmost 5 positions for a change tag,
which allows differentiation of changes made the same day for 2 different
reasons. How does that work with source compare utilities you've used?

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