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Old 08-25-09, 12:44
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Coordinating source code versions

We have a small team of developers (2-3) and we have a production server and a development server. Both run IIS and SQL server.

I have been reading about this:
Concurrent Versions System - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

and would like to install something that will lock out / manage the revisions of our ASP code. We usually do changes to the ASP code on the development server and when it works, copy to the production server. Both enviroments are functionally equivalent.

All we've been doing it drag and drop asp files to delploy so this is a big jump. Any reccomendations?
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Old 08-25-09, 12:53
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if you are in the microsoft stable why not use the microsoft souce code archive: sourcesafe
failing that you are then into the likes of CVS and all its clones
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Old 08-25-09, 12:55
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if you are in the microsoft stable why not use the microsoft souce code archive: sourcesafe
failing that you are then into the likes of CVS and all its clones
yes i am looking at CVS savanna right now.. i did not know about sourcesafe.. i will google now. thanks!

was looking for a free version with GUI.. CVS looks command prompt based - that would be clumsy to implement

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Old 08-25-09, 15:49
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I'd steer clear of Source Safe. It is historically useless for branching and merging. It's also a pain in the ass to have more than one person work on the same code at the same time.
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Old 08-26-09, 11:42
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yes I am steering clear of it. Can you reccomend something simple and GUI? CVS looks command line driven
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Tortoise is well worth a look in
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Old 08-26-09, 18:31
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I remember seeing some CVS plugins for studio. Don't quote me on it, but I think it's out there somewhere.
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