Ankh or Visual?

[Shog9 0]

Tortoise.

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You're right. These facts that you've laid out totally contradict the wild ramblings that I pulled off the back of cornflakes packets.

[Mladen Jankovic]

Ankh.

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[Todd Smith]

Tortoise -second'd

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[Luis Alonso Ramos]

I vote also for TortoiseSVN, it's awesome!! :)

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[Ed Poore]

Haven't played with the new Ankh but can highly recommend VisualSVN, compared to the version of Ankh I tried a while ago it is vastly superior.

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[Uwe Keim]

I do agree. VisualSVN. BTW, we had a similar thread[^] while ago. Strange that they voted me down there...

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[Jim Crafton]

pfft, command line!

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[Ed Poore]

Uwe Keim wrote:

BTW, we had a similar thread[^] while ago.

We always have similar threads...

[Nemanja Trifunovic]

Jim Crafton wrote:

pfft, command line!

Actually, I was going to seriously recommend this :)

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[Nemanja Trifunovic]

Command line client.

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[Jim Crafton]

However I'd say *if* you're going to do this, use cygwin, since the extra unixy like features, while brain dead in and of themselves, are significantly more helpful to work with than the regular dos command shell.

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[peterchen]

Welcome to the 21st century, Shog :cool:

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[Shog9 0]

Eh... Explorer is kinda useless without Tortoise.

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You're right. These facts that you've laid out totally contradict the wild ramblings that I pulled off the back of cornflakes packets.

[peterchen]

unless you expect an INTEGRATED development environment :)

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[Mike Hankey]

Ankh...I've been using for about 6 mos. and I like it! Plays nice with visual and it's free. Mike

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[Vikram A Punathambekar]

:cool:

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[John Stewien]

I vote for TortoiseSVN too, comes with a nice merge tool as well

[fremboli]

There is more that belongs to source control than what i have in my IDE. (mk)

[Stuart Dootson]

VisualSVN for me, Tortoise outside of VS. The 'e' editor[^] is quite cool, in that it uses Tortoise to enable in-editor SVN integrated with the project file/directory tree - it's pretty neat, but you can get the same effect whenever you use Explorer views.

[in9mar]

A lot of the previous posts suggest Tortoise. Tortoise is clearly a great extension of the Windows Explorer, a must have for SVN source control; however, it does nothing to Visual Studio, so is kind of missing the point of the discussion a little. I use AnkhSVN in VS, and they recently released a completely new redesigned version, it works fast and reliable now - and it is open source, so fine for me. I tried VisualSVN for a little while but stopped using it, forgot why. In either case both do not integrate with Trac, but Tortoise does, so I see in VS what is changed via Ankh, but use Tortoise to check in.