source control recommendations
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source control recommendations
I want to start using source countrol software.
Which one os the most used? CVSNT?
In the case of php development, should I use the apache directories(in development) as the repositories or should the repositories reside somewhere else?
Thank you
Which one os the most used? CVSNT?
In the case of php development, should I use the apache directories(in development) as the repositories or should the repositories reside somewhere else?
Thank you
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can I use the same clients?
can I use the same clients? or is it a completely different piece of software
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Repository question
I downloaded visual svn and tortoise. My first question is
Do I need to create a repository for each project or all my projects go into just one repository??
Thank you
Do I need to create a repository for each project or all my projects go into just one repository??
Thank you
darcs looks great.
In my case we are 2 programmers and we still waiting for a server to put all the source code. With darcs , it seems, we can both be a "server", interesting. I will definitively try this one.
Thank you
Thank you
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I would recommend Git. Its incredibly easy to do merges (unlike CVS
) and there's no need for a central server, instead you grab files from your colleagues / peers etc.
There's some good documentation here if you're interested. [/url]
There's some good documentation here if you're interested. [/url]
Re: Repository question
You can do it either way - personal preferrence, but be sure to check the svn book chapters about repository layout here, here and here.yacahuma wrote:I downloaded visual svn and tortoise. My first question is
Do I need to create a repository for each project or all my projects go into just one repository??
Thank you
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I prefer SVN. I have never used CVS. There are a host of other options out there. I think the most important thing would be what fits your situation best.
When I set SVN I decided early that each project would have its own repo. So for each project that I am working on there is a different repo for it.
And for the record, I use the CLI SVN client on Linux and Tortoise on Windows as well.
When I set SVN I decided early that each project would have its own repo. So for each project that I am working on there is a different repo for it.
And for the record, I use the CLI SVN client on Linux and Tortoise on Windows as well.