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Thanks, -Nilanjan > From: John Abreau > Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 3:06 PM > Subject: Re: How to force comments on SVN commit > Forcing a comment is doable. Forcing a useful comment, not so much. One of the ways we ensure "useful comment" is requiring a corresponding issue id, from the project bug/issue tracking system, in the comment field for each commit. The issue id might be a bug fix or a feature add or whatever, but it enables us to track changes by automatically tying the change process to the issue-tracker. Moreover, it forces that all changes be logged (& thus presumably vetted, if it's a feature change/add) *before* they are made. And it makes management happy since they can track progress (commits) via the bug tracker. Though I don't know if that is feasible in all circumstances ... -Nilanjan
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