On Wed, 2014-03-12 at 11:18 -0700, LucaDC wrote:
If you work with a checkout
Don't do that.
Although Inkscape doesn't follow the review-then-merge process for trunk commits, it's not really an SVN repository.
a. Checkouts prevent you from committing while offline b. Urges the developer use a workflow which is not ideal for multi-participant development (i.e. what your seeing) c. Encourages less care to be taken when committing (this also applies to pushing directly to trunk, but at least there's one more command to type) d. We might adopt the review-then-merge process and this will leave some developers completely baffled as they'll no longer have trunk commit access.
Use a branch of trunk (shallow even) and merge your changes into it. `bzr uncommit` is great for backing out your modifications and reapplying them.
Martin,