[Q] Version Control with Squeak was [Q] Fiddling with system innards
Anthony Adachi
adachipro at yahoo.com
Thu May 1 18:19:10 UTC 2003
On Cees de Groot wrote:
> However, this is not 'fiddling with system
innards'.
> Everything you do
> is logged in a changeset, and you can thus see what
you
> changed, undo
> your changes, file them out to a text file and
throw
> them at a version
> repository, etcetera. Yes, programming in an
> image-based Smalltalk is
> different from programming most other languages,
but
> don't let that stop
> you from writing good code.
On the subject of changes is it possible if you could
you go into a little more detail about how people
handle version control with Squeak?
So, I gather, from what you're saying, that people
file out the classes they've created (and the existing
one's they've modified) out of Squeak and store them
into their Version Control program on a periodic
basis? Thus, providing the way to bring back
individual classes or methods in an image to an
earlier state (beyond what undo allows- especially
after quitting and reopening Squeak).
No?
Thanks,
Anthony
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