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How does atomic commit work in SCM Anywhere?

Atomic commit

Atomic commits are employed by SCM Anywhere, allowing committing—checking in files to server—changes in multiple files (called a changeset) while guaranteeing that all files get fully checked in and merged.


In an atomic commit, typically the files that are committed together are concerned with a single modification, and everything changed in that modification should be included in the commit.


If the atomic commit fails, the operation is rolled back. None of the changes in the changeset will be checked into server.




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28th o August, 2009

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