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Things you really don’t want to see from your source-control system

While checking in:

The good news is, it apparently was able to recover gracefully, and I was able to check in on the second try. Sigh of relief. We really didn’t need our repository to get corrupted twice in the same week.

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2 Responses to “Things you really don’t want to see from your source-control system”

  1. Joe White's Blog Says:
    August 30th, 2004 at 4:24 pm

    Source control and Vault diff

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