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SVN plugin
rickg22:
In fact I wanted to write said plugin, but never had the time. I spoke with one of the tortoise devs, and they told me that the file in question was tortoiseact.exe. But first get the CVS going, later we could do the tortoise stuff.
Still, I'd like the menu to look like Tortoise's: Like "update","update special", etc.
tiwag:
Tortoise CVS as well as WinCVS
are using cvsnt
i've installed a separate version of cvsnt on my harddisk and have Tortoise
as well as WinCVS working in parallel, using the cvsnt version.
it's easy to configure, both cvs GUI frontends have some option dialogs for this.
the cvsnt version comes with an excellent documentation and the commandline tool cvs.exe
can be used in parallel to the GUI cvs stuff,
sometimes small batchfile scripts are more convenient than all that right-click menu stuff.
[addendum]
what's svn ? can someone pass a link please ?
rickg22:
SVN: SubVersioN. http://subversion.tigris.org/ - it's a software similar to CVS.
tiwag:
--- Quote from: rickg22 ---SVN: SubVersioN. http://subversion.tigris.org/ - it's a software similar to CVS.
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@rick: thanks for the link !
svn looks promising, no more broken repositories if they tell us the truth...
--- Quote from: the following is taken from: Version Control System Comparison ---Support for atomic commits means that if an operation on the repository is interrupted in the middle, the repository will not be left in an inconsistant state. Are the check-in operations atomic? Are the check-in operations atomic, or can interrupting an operation leave the repository in an intermediate state?
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David Perfors:
svn is very promising indeed, only I don't get it working very easily :) (I think I want to go to fast...)
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