Posts Tagged “source control”
One of the projects I’m on has over 2,200 stored procedures. Until I arrived, none of these were under source control — the ‘stable’ version was whatever was on the production database server, and the ‘trunk’ version was whatever was in the development database server (which incidentally wasn’t even backed up). Anyway, I set about [...]
The other day at work I went over a few good source control habits (TFS-centric) for new developers, and why they’re worth doing. Here are some tips: Check-ins are coarse-grained When I first started using source control, a lot of my check-in logs looked like this: Added useful function foo() (that will be ultimately required [...]
