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SCM Patterns: Building on ‘Task-Level Commit’
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by Austin Hastings - June 2004
The Task-Level Commit (TLC) pattern is used to bring the concept of a “change set” to the check-in process. Essentially, TLC is used to group a set of related changes to separate objects into a single task level operation. This provides a much more intuitive delivery model for code changes, and reduces various kinds of configuration and dependency errors. If your tool does not provide support for change sets, or something like them, you can still implement the TLC pattern using scripts.
The Task-Level Commit (TLC) pattern is used to bring the concept of a “change set” to the check-in process. Essentially, TLC is used to group a set of related changes to separate objects into a single task level operation. This provides a much more intuitive delivery model for code changes, and reduces various kinds of configuration and dependency errors. If your tool does not provide support for change sets, or something like them, you can still implement the TLC pattern using scripts.
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