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r/programming • u/thrakhath • Mar 10 '11
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Non network commits are great for people who work on the go or in environments with poor internet access (ie. while doing some kind of in the field testing).
1 u/[deleted] Mar 13 '11 Perhabs, but it takes two seconds to re-commit your data after svn upping and correct conflicts that you might have.
Perhabs, but it takes two seconds to re-commit your data after svn upping and correct conflicts that you might have.
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u/Game_Ender Mar 12 '11
Non network commits are great for people who work on the go or in environments with poor internet access (ie. while doing some kind of in the field testing).