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| Thread ID: 117764 | 2011-05-04 04:27:00 | c#.net code changes | Mike (15) | Press F1 |
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| 1199240 | 2011-05-04 07:50:00 | it might not be SourceSafe then... is there another Microsoft one? I'm pretty sure the IT guys said it was something MS, but can't remember.Yep, there's TFS. Any chance I could get a 2 minute rundown on how to use Git?Try here (gitref.org/), here (http:) and here (www.kernel.org). Edit: Pay particular note to the rebase (www.kernel.org) feature, as I suspect it's probably the best fit for what you're wanting to do. |
Erayd (23) | ||
| 1199241 | 2011-05-04 09:46:00 | TFS can be annoying to set up. For a very lightweight solution (that I use personally for keeping track of my C# code) look at Visual SVN server - with tortoise SVN as a client. While not integrated with visual studio, it works quite well. Back to your original modified plugin, why are you using the version that is updated all the time? Can you not create your own personal version and keep using that? |
psycik (12851) | ||
| 1199242 | 2011-05-04 20:12:00 | TFS can be annoying to set up. For a very lightweight solution (that I use personally for keeping track of my C# code) look at Visual SVN server - with tortoise SVN as a client.If it is TFS that I've been told I'm getting, then set up won't be an issue - my IT dept will do it as I'll be getting the same as what our programming department use, so they should know how to set up (hopefully) Back to your original modified plugin, why are you using the version that is updated all the time? Can you not create your own personal version and keep using that?I'm not using the version that's updated all the time, so far I've only updated twice (forced, due to two major releases of my software). However it's been almost a year since my last update, and the newer code now includes quite a few changes and new features. I have to weigh up each time whether the changes to the code are worth the effort of my updating. So far time and annoying factor have won out, but that's not going to be able to last forever :) Yep, there's TFS. Try here (gitref.org/), here (http:) and here (www.kernel.org). Edit: Pay particular note to the rebase (www.kernel.org) feature, as I suspect it's probably the best fit for what you're wanting to do.Thanks for that, I'll take a look. Mike. |
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