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20-01-2011, 13:52
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Re: Keeping the tree in sync
But the basic question is: why not check them in? These files do not change unless you change the build environment, add/remove/rename a file etc. So they are not files that will be changed on every compile. So I don't see the disadvantage of checking them in. If they changed, other programmers should get that change anyway.
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