I took over a software project and decided to put everything under SVN (on Assembla) using Tortoise SVN. The trunk is under ROOT. So the trunk contained the whole application (which I tagged 1.0). For
I\'m using git (in fact, msysgit) 1.6.4 on Windows. Most of the time I\'m doing work in some feature branches. Every now and then, I want to hop back to master to cherry-pick one particular commit I d
I was wondering if there is a way to depict that, on an activity that has a decision; one of the branches completely terminates with the activity. This would be similar to a subroutine just returning
Here we have have an SVN repository with a trunk and a branch for development on a new release. The branch is nearing ready for release now so I decided to reintegrate the branch back down to the tru
I\'m in the position of generating a series of documentation patches each of which applies to more than one branch. The project uses Git for version control.
Say I have branch A in TFS from which I take branch B. Some changesets are made on B, then from B, branch C is taken, and more changes are made on branch C
We\'ve recently created a branch with a version of code customized for a certain client. We\'re working on both branches at the same time, commiting \'common\' changes into the trunk, then merging the
I\'ve been thinking over some branching strategies (creating branches per feature, maybe per developer since we\'re a small group) and was wondering if anyone had experienced any issues.Does creating
I have two working copies of a Subversion repository, one of the trunk, and one of a branch I created.
I played with another remote called tmp. I added the remote and pushed the branches master and new-branch. Then I deleted the the tmp remote.
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