As mentioned in the previous article, there are always some people who have not commented before checking in the code into SVN, and then, like this:
The hell knows what's changed.
① Some people may be the habit of not commenting, ② some people may be forgetting to write comments && SVN server and client defaults cause the check in is not written with comments.
For the bad habit of not writing comments, I would like to say: The comments written may be the same as the length of their own JJ, see for yourself.
For the excuse of forgetting to comment, please keep looking. Describes how to configure the TortoiseSVN client, which cannot complete a check-in action without writing a comment.
============== cut off that man, little jj===========================.
1. In the Explorer, right-click the project you want to configure, expand TortoiseSVN related configuration items,
2. Select Properties :
3. In the popup dialog box, select the new - log size option.
4. In the limit text box under the minimum number of characters for the commit log , change the default of 0 to another number.
. The other two options are the minimum number of characters to set the SVN lock and the character position of the submit text box to display the edges.
6. After selecting OK, complete.
This way, the pre-commit operation cannot be completed at a later time when the code is submitted without writing a comment.
Give yourself a warning.
Write in the back:
I think, I am an old careful person. The name of the project in the picture, seems to have been coding it???
Then, next, I had to spit out a groove: fuck, because of the SVN problem, my little buddy is still in Debug. Originally scheduled at 9:30 Daily Sync, to now 11:30, time-out two points. What a fucking day!
Lionden December 2, 2015
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Configure the TORTOISESVN client to add comments before forcing check-in