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= Subversion Policy =
== Committing Code ==
When '''committing''' your code to the SVN repository, '''comment''' your action you are going to perform using the following '''abbreviations''':
||'''Abbreviation''' ||'''Type of Action''' ||'''Description'''
||b ||Bugfix ||New code corrects a bug/defect
||e ||Enhancement ||New code improves an existing feature
||f ||Feature ||New code implements a new feature
||a ||Administration ||Perform an administrative task, e.g. renaming files/directories
||c ||Change ||Perform a general change, which does not fall in any other category
Please refer to the TicketingPolicy [http://TicktingPolicy Ticketing Policy] on how to handle '''tickets''' correctly.
It describes how to '''reference''' and even '''close''' existing tickets while committing your code.
== Committing Code ==
When '''committing''' your code to the SVN repository, '''comment''' your action you are going to perform using the following '''abbreviations''':
||'''Abbreviation''' ||'''Type of Action''' ||'''Description'''
||b ||Bugfix ||New code corrects a bug/defect
||e ||Enhancement ||New code improves an existing feature
||f ||Feature ||New code implements a new feature
||a ||Administration ||Perform an administrative task, e.g. renaming files/directories
||c ||Change ||Perform a general change, which does not fall in any other category
Please refer to the TicketingPolicy [http://TicktingPolicy Ticketing Policy] on how to handle '''tickets''' correctly.
It describes how to '''reference''' and even '''close''' existing tickets while committing your code.