Personal Version Control
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Subversion is dead easy to set up and use (especially with TortoiseSVN). Speaking from practical experience, it's faster and easier than a batch file that copies your code out to a network drive. Hard to beat that... :)
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Do you use some version control in your development machine? What? Subversion, CVS, VSTS, etc... Do are happy with this version control? Usually we used client version control (by example, to connect in sourceforge, etc). I wish use client and server parts, then I wish listen your opinions, please :)
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I've been using ComponentSoftware's CS-RCS Basic[^] for years. The Basic version is free for personal use, and I found it much easier to set up than the "big boys" like CVS and Subversion. Since I only develop software part of the time, I needed something that didn't require any thought on my part. :) (It's that way with all of my tools, e.g., my favourite PC Board layout program is very easy for me to pick up again after having not used it at all for many months.) -- modified at 15:48 Wednesday 9th August, 2006
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Do you use some version control in your development machine? What? Subversion, CVS, VSTS, etc... Do are happy with this version control? Usually we used client version control (by example, to connect in sourceforge, etc). I wish use client and server parts, then I wish listen your opinions, please :)
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click.ok wrote:
Do you use some version control in your development machine?
Yes.
click.ok wrote:
What?
Visual SourceSafe v6.
"Money talks. When my money starts to talk, I get a bill to shut it up." - Frank
"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
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TortoiseSVN is to manage client-side or server side too?
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For most tasks, it'll handle both adequately.
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click.ok wrote:
Do you use some version control in your development machine?
Yes.
click.ok wrote:
What?
Visual SourceSafe v6.
"Money talks. When my money starts to talk, I get a bill to shut it up." - Frank
"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
Idem at home, and at work cvs before and now tfvc. I found that tfvc has some strange behaviors. For example: If you only change something in the UI, and make a CheckIn you will not see that checkin in the Changes Histor Window, you will be able to see it if you go to the server, but not from the client pc. At least this is what happens here. Things like this happened to me with tfvc, so personnaly I would not recommend it yet if you search for somehing already used and stable. I like VSS but I don't know any of the mentionned previously, it may worth the shot.
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Do you use some version control in your development machine? What? Subversion, CVS, VSTS, etc... Do are happy with this version control? Usually we used client version control (by example, to connect in sourceforge, etc). I wish use client and server parts, then I wish listen your opinions, please :)
Jesus is Love! Tell to someone! :-)
Hi! I use CVS and for the integration into Visual Studio the PushOK CVS SCC proxy. CVS is free and the PushOK proxy costs 24$, but if you don't need the integration into Visual Studio, you can use e.g. WinCVS which is free.
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Do you use some version control in your development machine? What? Subversion, CVS, VSTS, etc... Do are happy with this version control? Usually we used client version control (by example, to connect in sourceforge, etc). I wish use client and server parts, then I wish listen your opinions, please :)
Jesus is Love! Tell to someone! :-)
Been using Visual Source Safe, but for some time I'm using Tortoise. In my opinion it does a better job. And I feel more safe using it. I've had some bad experiences with VSS.
regards, Mircea Many people spend their life going to sleep when they’re not sleepy and waking up while they still are.
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Do you use some version control in your development machine? What? Subversion, CVS, VSTS, etc... Do are happy with this version control? Usually we used client version control (by example, to connect in sourceforge, etc). I wish use client and server parts, then I wish listen your opinions, please :)
Jesus is Love! Tell to someone! :-)
subversion ftw!!
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Do you use some version control in your development machine? What? Subversion, CVS, VSTS, etc... Do are happy with this version control? Usually we used client version control (by example, to connect in sourceforge, etc). I wish use client and server parts, then I wish listen your opinions, please :)
Jesus is Love! Tell to someone! :-)
I use VSTS and it totally rocks.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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Do you use some version control in your development machine? What? Subversion, CVS, VSTS, etc... Do are happy with this version control? Usually we used client version control (by example, to connect in sourceforge, etc). I wish use client and server parts, then I wish listen your opinions, please :)
Jesus is Love! Tell to someone! :-)
Luis Ramos and I went down this road a while back. I know more than a few found this post by me helpful... http://www.codeproject.com/lounge.asp?msg=1327634#xx1327634xx[^] Best Regards, Rex
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Do you use some version control in your development machine? What? Subversion, CVS, VSTS, etc... Do are happy with this version control? Usually we used client version control (by example, to connect in sourceforge, etc). I wish use client and server parts, then I wish listen your opinions, please :)
Jesus is Love! Tell to someone! :-)
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Do you use some version control in your development machine? What? Subversion, CVS, VSTS, etc... Do are happy with this version control? Usually we used client version control (by example, to connect in sourceforge, etc). I wish use client and server parts, then I wish listen your opinions, please :)
Jesus is Love! Tell to someone! :-)
click.ok wrote:
are happy with this version control?
Subversion; Yup, very happy, it just works and works well. Well enough that sooner or later I'm going to find that donation link again and donate to the cause.
I'd love to help, but unfortunatley I have prior commitments monitoring the length of my grass. :Andrew Bleakley:
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Subversion is dead easy to set up and use (especially with TortoiseSVN). Speaking from practical experience, it's faster and easier than a batch file that copies your code out to a network drive. Hard to beat that... :)
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Shog9 wrote:
Subversion is dead easy to set up and use
I second that :-D
That's no moon, it's a space station. - Obi-wan Kenobi
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Luis Ramos and I went down this road a while back. I know more than a few found this post by me helpful... http://www.codeproject.com/lounge.asp?msg=1327634#xx1327634xx[^] Best Regards, Rex
When I'm joking people take me seriously.
When I'm serious they think I'm joking.
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Do you use some version control in your development machine? What? Subversion, CVS, VSTS, etc... Do are happy with this version control? Usually we used client version control (by example, to connect in sourceforge, etc). I wish use client and server parts, then I wish listen your opinions, please :)
Jesus is Love! Tell to someone! :-)
You make it sound like deodorant. I use CVS. Yes, I'm happy, otherwise I wouldn't use CVS. I have the CVS host running on a remote server that also hosts my website, so I don't worry about backups for the source code. Marc
Some people believe what the bible says. Literally. At least [with Wikipedia] you have the chance to correct the wiki -- Jörgen Sigvardsson
People are just notoriously impossible. --DavidCrow
There's NO excuse for not commenting your code. -- John Simmons / outlaw programmer