[Newbies] Frequency of saving changes to Monticello?

[Todd Blanchard]

As often as you can stand it.  I'm working with some large packages  
that take about 3-4 minutes to snapshot, save, and upload to the  
server based repository.

Typically I only save "releases" to MC where a release is defined as  
everything works AFAICS.  I save images after every successful set of  
changes, and I save the image as new version when I'm going to try  
something I might not keep that is going to seriously destabilize the  
current project.

Occasionally I crash things - then I recover lost edits from the  
changes file.

YMMV.
-Todd Blanchard

On Jan 10, 2007, at 10:28 AM, Grant Rettke wrote:

> Hi,
>
> With Subversion the motto is "commit frequently". I commit after
> nearly every change, no matter how small. What is the
> motto/approach/style for committing to Monticello your changes to your
> classes?
>
> Regards,
>
> Grant
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