I use eclipse svn. Gives me a nice workflow as there are good plugins
for SVN Actionscript for eclipse.
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What's your situation? How big is your team, how often are you changing
binary assets, are you working from a large class library, etc?
I use SubVersion and its super nice. Nothing is perfect when working with
binary assets which can't be merged, etc.
e.d.
On 12/12/05, Robert Sandie [EMAIL
Yes i agree, Subversion seems to do the trick for me.
eric dolecki wrote:
What's your situation? How big is your team, how often are you changing
binary assets, are you working from a large class library, etc?
I use SubVersion and its super nice. Nothing is perfect when working with
binary
12, 2005 4:38 PM
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Success Stories with Flash Friendly CVS Systems?
What's your situation? How big is your team, how often are you changing
binary assets, are you working from a large class library, etc?
I use SubVersion and its super nice
While I personally just use CVS, according to the docs VSS is pretty
much the only one that integrates with the project panel in Flash..
-K
On 13/12/05, Mike Boutin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes i agree, Subversion seems to do the trick for me.
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If you develop Flash in Eclipse, Subclipse (SVN plugin) is excellent.
Jim Kremens
On 12/12/05, Karthik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While I personally just use CVS, according to the docs VSS is pretty
much the only one that integrates with the project panel in Flash..
-K
On 13/12/05, Mike
anyone want to write a nice subversion project panel? :o)
There should be an opensource framwork out there to use.
Campbell
While I personally just use CVS, according to the docs VSS is pretty
much the only one that integrates with the project panel in Flash..
-K
On 13/12/05, Mike
I also use SVN/Subversion. I worked with CVS for years, and really do
recommend SVN rather than CVS, as SVN is (as the authors state) CVS
redesigned from the ground up to solve some of its basic issues.
Workflow wise - nothing fancy. We have a top-level shared-classes folder and
a bunch of
Robert Sandie wrote:
On my fourth large flash project and have yet to come up with a sound
CVS system/workflow for Flash. Does anyone have any best practice
stories regarding version control and integration into web development
projects? Would love to hear.
My team has been using Subversion
Small Team - 2 Flash dev's, 1 PHP/Database dev, and 1 CSS/Designer dev.
Not really changing binary assets often (assuming your talking about
JPEG's not SWF's)
Somewhat large library, using a Delegation Event Model for Actionscript
and PHP is using many custom classes.
Looking for something
Judah Frangipane wrote:
We have a setup similar to yours. We keep all AS in external files. We
still have trouble merging changes from other developers. How do you
handle when TortoiseSVN doesn't merge the changes? Have you resorted to
locking the files or setting up a linear development
Well, I have a non-best practice success story, if that's any help.
I have a very unorthodox setup, but it works really well considering. I
have a home office linux server running off a cable modem. I run all the
standard linux goodies off it including Subversion. Pretty much all
users are on
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