Re: [RESOLVED] git question
I don't know GIT (I've used SourceSafe, TFS and SVN) but usually you'd create a branch for something like this. That way you can make your changes along the branch without affecting the main trunk the other devs are working off and then, when you're happy, merge it back into trunk (or possibly trunk into branch depending on how you prefer to work). This gives you all the benefits of safe storage, ability to roll back etc, without affecting the other devs until your ready.
Does GIT support branching?
Re: [RESOLVED] git question
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Does GIT support branching?
Yes of course it does
Re: [RESOLVED] git question
Hi MMock. Techgnome has already provided great advice, but I just wanted to add "git stash" as an option to consider. Stashes were designed for exactly the use-case you describe. They are a special type of commit designed for local "stashing" of work that you may or may not decide to use in the future.
Here is a good link for understanding the difference between stashing and branching in Git:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3...-vs-git-branch
...and another for understanding the difference between stashing and committing in Git:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1...-local-changes
Re: [RESOLVED] git question
Thanks. I will definitely take a look at those links.