Each commit
should have the appropriate comments as a good developing practise.
In order
not to write again and again the same comments we can use SVN comment templates
So when we are about to commit a source for the 1st time
and Add
You can
have of course more than 1 template and moreover JDeveloper keeps history of
the previous comments. Just click
the down arrow next to the comment.
I can't believe people still use the JDeveloper's prehistoric subversion client.
ReplyDeleteBelieve it or not they do :)
ReplyDeleteActually is not that bad. It's is convenient cos you got to resolve conflicts with JDeveloper editors, you have one tool to do the job (no need to switch between tools) and local history is integrated with SVN history. It was a bit slow before but I think it's been improved. Also sometimes it got stuck and did not show you the uncommited changes. Finally, it lacks the "Show log" functionality of TortoiseSVN (Mr Charalabidis @ jdeveloperfaqs.blogspot.com has created such an extension).
There are other reason's also but there are beyond teh scope of this blog :D