changeset

Noun

Meaning

changeset (plural changesets)

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(computing) A set of changes, as in source control.

Examples

If, say, every merged pull request on Github generated a single SVN commit, a lot of those commits would be a mishmash of features that would be much harder to review than if the same changeset was broken into smaller chunks. Source: Internet

For example, if the Git commit you’re importing was written by a contributor who doesn’t have a Perforce user account, you may still want the resulting changeset to look like they wrote it (and not you). Source: Internet

For example, I had to worry about how I would merge into my feature branch so that the last changeset on the branch had a Git-SVN reference to my target svn branch. Source: Internet

I've tried using blame on the file, then opening the changeset for the line I'm. Source: Internet

This system is integrated into the company wide IRC network and serves as the canonical way to deploy changes and provides a set of features to gain confidence in the changeset that is about to go live. Source: Internet

Throughout the Stash codebase there’s been a bit of a split between the term “changeset” and the term “commit”. Source: Internet

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