[cvsnt] Why edit -x?
Torsten Martinsen
torsten at tiscali.dk
Sat Oct 2 21:17:04 BST 2004
Jerzy Kaczorowski wrote:
>E.g. someone will do edit -x, forget about it and go on for holidays. Others
>are stuck.
>
As Tony said, an admin can fix that case.
>Or someone will lock the whole folder with all the files, even if
>working on a couple of files
>
That is not a technical problem, that is a people problem. Anybody doing
that should only get one warning before getting kicked out.
>and it takes time to track that down and beg
>the guy to un-edit it. Or the "manager" is not comfortable with concurent
>development model and will force everyone to use that.
>
Annoying, but a PHB might as well force his team to use PVCS,
SourceSafe, etc.
I agree with Tony that concurrent edits are to be preferred, but having
"exclusive" functionality in CVSNT actually makes it easier to convince
management to switch from a non-concurrent SCM to CVS. And after that,
it's easier to sneak in concurrent development :-)
-Torsten
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