I've done a fair bit of Mafia scripting in my time, but pretty much always on my own scripts (and mostly before Mafia svn was a thing anyway), never on someone else's (frequently updated) script.
I've been making some tweaks to cc_ascend.ash (mostly cc_community_service.ash specifically) - and it looks as if the author has released a new version, which has then clobbered all my changes. I didn't think that should happen?
To be clear, all I've done is install them via the normal svn checkout command, then edited the copy in my /scripts folder - if I've missed a step, mea culpa, and please educate me?
I have my versions of the files, nothing is lost, no harm done - I'm just curious to know what I should be doing?
I've been making some tweaks to cc_ascend.ash (mostly cc_community_service.ash specifically) - and it looks as if the author has released a new version, which has then clobbered all my changes. I didn't think that should happen?
To be clear, all I've done is install them via the normal svn checkout command, then edited the copy in my /scripts folder - if I've missed a step, mea culpa, and please educate me?
I have my versions of the files, nothing is lost, no harm done - I'm just curious to know what I should be doing?