About committing to subversion

Hi,

I noticed that somebody committed to svn a directory which contains two 
empty .py files:
http://supreme.vasudevaserver.net:1300/depot/vsa/vsa_db/

Please, do not commit unless you have a meaningful, **working** code.

Do not use svn as back-up system.

Do not use svn for placeholders.

Please commit as often as you want, as long as you do it in logical, 
working evolutions in your code.

This can be as frequent as twice a day, or as seldom as once a week.

Of course, if you commit less than once a week, that means (to me) that 
the development on that code is (at least temporarily) dead (that is 
not a good sign.)

CMS (control management system) is itself an art, so you'll have to 
feel it.

Please *always* log a brief note saying what is significant about the 
commit.

Finally, Marek wrote a short how to to svn. You can find it plus other 
material  here:

http://www.vasudevaservice.com/search?SearchableText=subversion

Thanks

priyadarshan
Vasudeva server
http://www.vasudevaservice.com


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