I agree version control is a no brainier, but how does that resolve the question I had? Are you using labels in VSS to indicate which files you manually changed versus changing through the interface?
Dan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeff Fleitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 5:18 PM Subject: Re: [plum] Round trip tool > I have been using version control software for about the past 4 months > with Plum integrated into Homesite + and DW, and it works very well. I > use VSS just because I have it and use it in in other development. I > work highly recommend versioning software if you begin making changes to > the custom tags or components. I am working on a project right now > where I have made extensive changes, and I check everything back in at > the end of the day. > > I also have a little $35 backup utility called Backup Plus which sits in > the system tray and backs up my web projects and the VSS database to a > NAS storage drive automatically while I am eating dinner (it helps if > you are on somewhat of a regular dinner schedule ;) > > I have been sleeping better at night since I began doing this :) > > Jeff > > > Dan O'Keefe wrote: > > Since PLUM is not a round trip tool, and I realize at some point in the > > process we need to divorce the project from the tool, is there any way > > now to protect changes I made or make copies of them giving me the > > option to copy them back in after site regeneration? > > > > Is Round trip a planned option for future versions Adam? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Dan O'Keefe > > > > P.S. There was a post in CF-Talk the other day asking what was going on > > with PLUM in case you did not see it. > > > > >
