OT: version control

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Eric Sabine

We're going to look at some real version control programs out there. I have
heard good comments about CVS, Visual Source Safe, and Perforce. What do
people in this community use? Can anyone make some recommendations or
comment about these and others? Or, does anyone know some good online
comparison articles I could read?
Thanks,
Eric
 
* "Eric Sabine said:
We're going to look at some real version control programs out there. I have
heard good comments about CVS, Visual Source Safe, and Perforce. What do
people in this community use? Can anyone make some recommendations or
comment about these and others? Or, does anyone know some good online
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I have heard that subversion (developed by Tigris) works properly with
VS.NET.

Home page:

<http://subversion.tigris.org/>

There is an add-in available for subversion which can be used with
VS.NET. More information on this add-in can be found here:

<http://ankhsvn.tigris.org/>
 
We're going to look at some real version control programs out there. I have
heard good comments about CVS, Visual Source Safe, and Perforce. What do
people in this community use? Can anyone make some recommendations or
comment about these and others? Or, does anyone know some good online
comparison articles I could read?
Thanks,
Eric
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We use Visual Source Safe. We were using CVS and using Jalindi Igloo to
integrate it into VS. That mostly worked, but we had a lot of trouble -
so we switched back to VSS. The integration just worked better.

(http://www.jalindi.com/igloo)
 
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