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I have a project I am working on that is being version controlled on a local machine. I have changes made by another person outside of the network/company that I need to incorporate into my project but I want to be able to put the “blame” on them for the changes they make. I manually make the changes or I may just incorporate the changes they make by adding files and such. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Make a new subversion account for changes by them, and only commit their changes with that user.