It seems people disagree with me, but checking in the source, the binary DLLs, and debug symbols and tagging them all is fantastic. If we get a crash dump from

It seems people disagree with me, but checking in the source, the binary DLLs, and debug symbols and tagging them all is fantastic. If we get a crash dump from the field, a quick checkout gives us exactly what we need to diagnose the problem. Everything in one place and perfectly synced. I'm not even sure it's possible for a rebuild to produce exactly the same binary down to the byte (internal versions, timestamps, etc). And even if it could, it would require guaranteeing the build system hadn't been changed, patched, etc. I can only assume people that don't commit their binaries don't have to look at crash dumps very often...?