pjmagee · October 22, 2013 09:55
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 14. Not saving the project before committing changes. Before committing any changes, save the M# Project in the IDE so that msharp modules and database changes are serialised prior to committing your changes. 
 This is a shooting offence.

 15.
 Not closing M# before pulling remote changes. Before pulling from any git remote branch, you MUST ‘Save and Close’ the project in M#. Only saving is not sufficient enough, once you have pulled changes, if the project in M# is still open, it will be using the original meta database it used when opening the project even after you pulled changes, which will result in huge consequences such as unintentionally deleted forms and unexpected behaviour. 
 This is a euthanizing offence.
	14. Not saving the project before committing changes. Before committing any changes, save the M# Project in the IDE so that msharp modules and database changes are serialised prior to committing your changes.
	This is a shooting offence.

	15.
	Not closing M# before pulling remote changes. Before pulling from any git remote branch, you MUST ‘Save and Close’ the project in M#. Only saving is not sufficient enough, once you have pulled changes, if the project in M# is still open, it will be using the original meta database it used when opening the project even after you pulled changes, which will result in huge consequences such as unintentionally deleted forms and unexpected behaviour.
	This is a euthanizing offence.
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