It will alert me as to what changed with that version of the code, 
should I run that version of the code unde debug

in 5 years if I make a different modification, that "NEW" gets taken 
out. Some other NEW gets put in.

G

On 05/21/2014 10:48 AM, Tom Aldcroft wrote:
>
> In dpa_check.py:
>
> > @@ -149,7 +158,7 @@ def main(opt):
> >      logger.info('# dpa_check.py run at %s by %s'
> >                  % (proc['run_time'], proc['run_user']))
> >      logger.info('# dpa_check version = {}'.format(VERSION))
> > -    logger.info('# PROC DPA LIMIT IS: %d' % (proc['dpa_limit']) )
> > +    logger.info('# NEW PROC DPA LIMIT IS: %d' % (proc['dpa_limit']) )
>
> Well it's your code, but in 5 years when you run in debug mode for 
> some reason you maybe wonder why the 5-year old limit is labelled as 
> "NEW".
>
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