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At Last.fm we had a Subversion pre-commit hook which ensured that all .php files began with <?. That would have easily caught this problem, no drama.
by russss 16y ago
At Last.fm we had a Subversion pre-commit hook which ensured that all .php files began with <?.
That would have easily caught this problem, no drama.
- SoftwareMaven 16y agoUnless the file was checked in separately. If they were doing something like updating the db password, so they need to update "current running" and "up-and-coming" code. As a result, they may have made the change in production, with the typo, and the change in SVN, without the typo. I would put my money on something like this being the cause.