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		<title>Working on One Thing At A Time</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#8230;With Git-Svn)- to not break the build.
I hate breaking the build! So I have been looking for ways to use [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#8230;With Git-Svn)- to not break the build.</p>
<p>I hate breaking the build! So I have been looking for ways to use a<br />
version control system to help me avoid it.</p>
<p>Currently I mostly work in SVN trunk, with the ocational feature branch<br />
for large changes. The constant danger when I work in trunk is that I<br />
start fixing two bugs at the same time, but try to commit the fixes<br />
separately. If I screw that up it will sometimes break the build. Alas!</p>
<p>Now I found a <a href="http://fredjean.net/2009/03/22/">blog-post by Frederic Jean</a> describing a workflow (with git) that I think is what I was looking for. It sounds a bit complicated, but I will probably give it a try to see if it is worth the effort.</p>
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