Hi Henrik,
a hint to your point #5 ... In svn you can do a merge in your working copy without committing back to the server.
If you think you done something wrong you can simply do a
svn revert -R .
and start from beginning. Afterwards you can do the final commit
svn commit -m"Done merge."
But I would always recommend to run your build including tests before I finally commit.
Thanks for the tip! I'm only using git these days, but you never know...
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Hi Henrik,
a hint to your point #5 ... In svn you can do a merge in your working copy without committing back to the server.
If you think you done something wrong you can simply do a
and start from beginning. Afterwards you can do the final commit
But I would always recommend to run your build including tests before I finally commit.
Thanks for the tip! I'm only using git these days, but you never know...