Is it safe to check in code every day?
You should look at breaking up your work so you can safely check-in a few times a day. The rationales for this are two: Any work that is not checked in may be lost – your computer may have a catastrophic failure. In this case, the longer you wait, the more work you lose.
When to commit or check in code everyday?
If you’re meaning “commit” as “merge into mainline”, then you definitely should not be doing that everyday on a software project that’s being released to the customers. You should be merging changes that are done and tested, so that the mainline is always working and releasable, and not in some broken state with half-finished features.
What happens if you don’t check in code?
Any work that is not checked in may be lost – your computer may have a catastrophic failure. In this case, the longer you wait, the more work you lose. The more work you do without checking in, the more code others will need to integrate when you finally decide that it bakes. This introduces more chances of conflicts and merge issues.
Which is correct ” I did not receive the items ordered ” or ” I was not informed “?
The past tense (possibly past perfect, implying completed actions in the recent past): “I did not receive the items ordered”. This carries with it the sense of completion; this may imply that the situation described is not expected to change. The past imperfect tense: “I have not received the items ordered”.
What should I do if someone asks for my Google verification code?
Q: “What should do to if some stranger is continuously asking for google verification code?” A: Ignore them! They want access to your email to commit identity theft. DO NOT give ANYONE your verification code. That’s your private information, treat it the same as your social security number.
Why do I get a verification code on my cell phone?
You might have just randomly received a Google verification code text on your cell phone. “I received a google verification code but didn’t request it.” Someone is trying to get issued a Google Voice number using your personal number as the forwarding number for their account. You’re trying to log in from an UN-authorized machine.
What to do if you lost your 2 step verification code?
Enter your username and password, then type the letters on the screen. Then go back to the application you’re trying to access and enter your App Password. If you lost the print-out of your backup codes, you can revoke them on your settings page. Click Show codes, then click Get new codes.
Can you put a verification code in a password box?
A verification code doesn’t replace your password, so it won’t work to enter a verification code in the password box. We use verification codes in addition to passwords as an extra layer of security in case someone else learns your password.