[Python-Dev] When is it okay to cvs remove
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Tim Peters tim.one@comcast.net
Thu, 24 Apr 2003 20:13:05 -0400
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[Thomas Wouters, dispensing good CVS advice]
... Just commit your new testurllib.py directly, when it's all done, using something like
cvs commit -r2.0 testurllib.py But you probably want to discuss the version number you want to force, Guido might like to reserve 2.0 for something (although I think he should use '3000' instead :)
That part I didn't grok: why force an artifical version number? I can't imagine a use for that. The "Rewrote from scratch." checkin comment Brett will surely make is milestone enough in the CVS log.
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