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I'm upgrading my NHibernate references to the new Alpha build and have to change a bunch of using declarations from NHibernate.Expressions to NHibernate.Criterion. A simple way to have Resharper do this for you is to declare you own NHibernate.Expression namespace and rename it. Resharper will then find anywhere you declared a ...

git-cherry-pick is great command. It allows you to take a single commit made elsewhere and commit it to your workin g tree. From the man page: Given one existing commit, apply the change the patch introduces, and record a new commit that records it. This requires your working tree to be clean (no modifications from the HEAD commit). Today I was ...

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A while ago I asked: How do you manage your open source software?. It seems like Bill Pierce had the same question, so I thought I should get to writing my follow up. I also asked this same question on the alt.net mailing list (whole thread is here). A lot of folks suggest not updating once you have picked some library to use. That is a ...

This is a test post from textmate Here's some test code 1 class Customer 2 attr_accessor :name 3 4 def say_hello 5 "HI" 6 end 7 end 8

This is a test post from MarsEdit Line break. Here's some code so I can test my syntax highlight. Chris 1 using System; 2 3 public class Customer { 4 private string _name; 5 6 public String Name { 7 get { return _name; } 8 set { _name = value; } 9 } 10 11 public ...

I have several projects all using a combination of open source software. Castle NHibernate Rhino MbUnit log4net Are the first ones that come to mind. In some of these cases I am always running off the trunk which means I am building everything myself. This can get pretty complex to manage, especially when the code changes frequently. ...

So excited am I, here's the announcement from Ilya Ryzhenkov. The full thread is here   Hi, Here is updated information about ReSharper 4 public availability. 1. Nightly builds are planned to start publishing tomorrow (in about 24 hours), when it will be February 15 evening here. Our apologizes to those who live ahead of our time It ...

Something I have noticed has changed about the way I work now that I use git instead of subversion is that I make a lot more commits. Let's say that in order to add feature X I need to make the following changes Add migration Add ActiveRecord model Foo Add PersistanceTests for model Write Tests for feature X Rename an existing class Change ...

I recently started adding a new feature to one of my projects. The first thing I typically do in this scenario: git checkout -b name-of-feature current-version (replacing name-of-feature and current-version appropriately) Now as I'm working on this I may bump into something that if I were to refactor would make this new feature a lot a lot ...