Source Control for VS
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Hi, I was wondering what SourceControl solution you use for your VS projects. I've been using MS SourceSafe for a while and found it nicely integrated. However working with branches and merging files was always horible. Now we started using CVS using the (PushOK) CVSProxy SCC Plugin. However I started to hate it also, mostly for the strange number of errors that I get, lost files and more frustrating problems that I encounter. (Maybe it's not CVSProxy's fault. It just might be that CVS does not work as I expect it to work.). One more is the problem that we can't check out from 2 different branches at the same time. What are you guys using? What can I do to make my life easier when working with SourceControl? Thanks alot, Tutu
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Hi, I was wondering what SourceControl solution you use for your VS projects. I've been using MS SourceSafe for a while and found it nicely integrated. However working with branches and merging files was always horible. Now we started using CVS using the (PushOK) CVSProxy SCC Plugin. However I started to hate it also, mostly for the strange number of errors that I get, lost files and more frustrating problems that I encounter. (Maybe it's not CVSProxy's fault. It just might be that CVS does not work as I expect it to work.). One more is the problem that we can't check out from 2 different branches at the same time. What are you guys using? What can I do to make my life easier when working with SourceControl? Thanks alot, Tutu
At work we use VSS, and at a previous work we used ClearCase[^], but it did cause alot of problems overall. At home I use Perforce[^] because it gives a free 2 client license and they give out free open source licenses too. I have not tried their latest stuff but it has been working well for me. Steve Maier, MCSD MCAD