Closed meneal closed 9 years ago
The only way I see that working is if we each work on an individual HW assignment. We should avoid for now until we start running into problems with committing.
Sounds good to me. I just thought I'd mention it as an option.
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The only way I see that working is if we each work on an individual HW assignment. We should avoid for now until we start running into problems with committing.
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Yes, I'm fine with putting this off for now unless we run into issues.
Should we work in branches and then try to merge for each HW? I think there could be some problems with that, but it would give everyone a chance to try to do the work and actually keep their stuff in version control.
The big problem I see is that the repo is monolithic with all of the HW assignments in one so I would think we'd have to make sure to keep our respective branches consistent with the master branch on the older assignments.