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Let's see, I've worked where source control was not allowed (yay management). So #1 and #2 were necessary for communication. Also been in situations where non
by tl 16y ago
Let's see, I've worked where source control was not allowed (yay management). So #1 and #2 were necessary for communication. Also been in situations where non-programmers make small changes to certain pieces of code. Yes, that means you have to explain loops. (#3) I have never seen an example like #4 in the wild and other people have already argued against #5.
- sruffell 16y agoI can't resist. What was management's reasoning for not allowing source code control?
- tl 16y agoBeing badly burned by VSS in the past and subsequently viewing all source control to be bad. Also, a massive number of "<project name> - revised <date>" folders was good enough in their eyes.