Subersion - Anyone know about or use this?
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I'm pretty sure Subversion used to be SourceSafe, which used to be a sucky product...but Subversion was far improved but i could be wrong Roswell
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City Mayor, Los Angeles, CAI've only heard that Subversion is supposed to be an improvement on CVS, taking a step further and what not. SourceSafe is a Microsoft product that was replaced by, or upgraded to, Visual Studio Team System. -- modified at 19:45 Thursday 15th February, 2007
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I'm currently looking into incorporating a source control tool for the development team I work with, and Subversion came to me from a collegue and I'm looking for any experiences or recommendations. From what little I've gleaned so far it seems like a powerful open source add-in. What'd you think?
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Lil Turtle wrote:
I'm looking for any experiences or recommendations.
I've used it for the last couple of years at my current employer and we love it. Combined with Tortoise (whcih can be a tad buggy) its a great tool set
System.IO.Path.IsPathRooted() does not behave as I would expect
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Lil Turtle wrote:
I'm looking for any experiences or recommendations.
I've used it for the last couple of years at my current employer and we love it. Combined with Tortoise (whcih can be a tad buggy) its a great tool set
System.IO.Path.IsPathRooted() does not behave as I would expect
What server system do you have it incorporated with?
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
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I'm currently looking into incorporating a source control tool for the development team I work with, and Subversion came to me from a collegue and I'm looking for any experiences or recommendations. From what little I've gleaned so far it seems like a powerful open source add-in. What'd you think?
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
This should still be accurate. Nobody has told me otherwise... http://www.codeproject.com/lounge.asp?msg=1328097#xx1328097xx[^]
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What server system do you have it incorporated with?
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Lil Turtle wrote:
What server system do you have it incorporated with?
Subversion server? I dont really understand the question sorry, Im not involved in the admin side of Subversion, just an end user
System.IO.Path.IsPathRooted() does not behave as I would expect
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This should still be accurate. Nobody has told me otherwise... http://www.codeproject.com/lounge.asp?msg=1328097#xx1328097xx[^]
Thanks for the reference.:) I'll be doing some more research on this.
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
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Lil Turtle wrote:
What server system do you have it incorporated with?
Subversion server? I dont really understand the question sorry, Im not involved in the admin side of Subversion, just an end user
System.IO.Path.IsPathRooted() does not behave as I would expect
Windows server, Apache....etc Thanks for the reply BTW:-D
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
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Windows server, Apache....etc Thanks for the reply BTW:-D
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
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Lil Turtle wrote:
Windows server, Apache....etc
I know it runs on a linux box but thats about it.
System.IO.Path.IsPathRooted() does not behave as I would expect
Thanks. If I may, what are y'all using Subersion for....application development, document sharing? Is it easy to use?
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I'm pretty sure Subversion used to be SourceSafe, which used to be a sucky product...but Subversion was far improved but i could be wrong Roswell
"Angelinos -- excuse me. There will be civility today."
Antonio VillaRaigosa
City Mayor, Los Angeles, CARoswellNX wrote:
but i could be wrong
Yup. ;) The two are not related. SourceSafe is The Bane of My Existence, while Subversion is what i use on my own projects.
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I'm currently looking into incorporating a source control tool for the development team I work with, and Subversion came to me from a collegue and I'm looking for any experiences or recommendations. From what little I've gleaned so far it seems like a powerful open source add-in. What'd you think?
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
:love: Subversion. Won't use anything else.
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I'm currently looking into incorporating a source control tool for the development team I work with, and Subversion came to me from a collegue and I'm looking for any experiences or recommendations. From what little I've gleaned so far it seems like a powerful open source add-in. What'd you think?
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
We just migrated from Merant PVCS to Subversion in December. I also use the Tortoise client, but others are free to use the client of their choice. Some use Tortoise, some use the "real" command line client. We love it, and I can already say we will not be going back, since I am the lead developer and keeper of the source control server. :-D FWIW: We run it on Windows 2000 (2003 when the new server arrives) and Apache 2, with the Windows authentication module.
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I'm currently looking into incorporating a source control tool for the development team I work with, and Subversion came to me from a collegue and I'm looking for any experiences or recommendations. From what little I've gleaned so far it seems like a powerful open source add-in. What'd you think?
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
I am a big fan of Subversion also. I have been using it for more than a year, and it's great (with TortoiseSVN as a client). See the thread that code-frog's post points to so that you can see that I was like you a year ago! :)
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RoswellNX wrote:
but i could be wrong
Yup. ;) The two are not related. SourceSafe is The Bane of My Existence, while Subversion is what i use on my own projects.
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Shog9 wrote:
Yup.;) The two are not related. SourceSafe is The Bane of My Existence, while Subversion is what i use on my own projects.
Ok then...this was something i read at night catching up on some old threads, so the facts may have gotten mangled up as it sometimes happens :-O Roswell :)
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RoswellNX wrote:
but i could be wrong
Yup. ;) The two are not related. SourceSafe is The Bane of My Existence, while Subversion is what i use on my own projects.
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Thanks. If I may, what are y'all using Subersion for....application development, document sharing? Is it easy to use?
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
Lil Turtle wrote:
Thanks. If I may, what are y'all using Subersion for....application development, document sharing? Is it easy to use?
We use it for source code only, its fairly easy to use but does have its little idiosyncracies you need to be aware of
System.IO.Path.IsPathRooted() does not behave as I would expect
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I'm currently looking into incorporating a source control tool for the development team I work with, and Subversion came to me from a collegue and I'm looking for any experiences or recommendations. From what little I've gleaned so far it seems like a powerful open source add-in. What'd you think?
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
I have used SourceSafe and CVS at previous companies and much prefer CVS over SourceSafe. Subversion is essentially the "next evolution" of CVS, but it does have it's own little quirks. The open source site Sourforge used to use CVS and then recently (in the last year I believe) migrated everything to Subversion. I have used it with one of the open source projects I'm working with and love it. It runs over a standard HTTP connection so it can get around issues of firewalls, etc. and is pretty smart and efficient on the amount of data it transfers back and forth. A drawback is that there is no integration with Visual Studio, but that may not matter to you.
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I'm currently looking into incorporating a source control tool for the development team I work with, and Subversion came to me from a collegue and I'm looking for any experiences or recommendations. From what little I've gleaned so far it seems like a powerful open source add-in. What'd you think?
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
Our team is moving to SVN in March assuming they decide not to go to Team Systems. I did quite a bit of research and we have been using it on a couple of small projects. The Visual Studio plugin's are workable and Tortoise makes it much easier to use. It will be hosted on Windows 2003 and we will be using it to hold source code primarly. The setup and usage is pretty straight forward and there are good resources on CP of course.
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I'm currently looking into incorporating a source control tool for the development team I work with, and Subversion came to me from a collegue and I'm looking for any experiences or recommendations. From what little I've gleaned so far it seems like a powerful open source add-in. What'd you think?
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
I did this myself not so long ago and have found it to be great. The only hurdle you might come across is the check in / check out model. Its a little different to what our team was used to (we used to use source jammer). SVN uses a non-locking model so it doesn't require you to lock the files while you're editing them. You can however set a flag to require a lock on the file. Greg
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I'm currently looking into incorporating a source control tool for the development team I work with, and Subversion came to me from a collegue and I'm looking for any experiences or recommendations. From what little I've gleaned so far it seems like a powerful open source add-in. What'd you think?
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
I have been using Subversion since v0.39 (or thereabouts) in a production environment, and can whole-heartedly recommend it. We have never lost any code or experienced major problems in all the years we have been using it. Note that any version control system introduces complexity, so there is a learning curve for both users and for administrators, but there is also a wealth of material available, start with svnbook.org. The TortoiseSVN manual is also good, and you will find good support on both svn and tsvn mailing lists, so long as you're polite and ask good questions. I'd recommend following the standard way of doing things, start simple, use svnserve over apache if you don't use apache already, and gradually introduce complexity (pre & post commit hooks, path based authorization, integration into build process, etc) as you and your team become more confident.