On 10 Mar 2008, at 8:27, Mike Mackrory wrote:
I was hoping I could tap into some of the experience of the group. I've been tasked with researching options for a new Source Code Control System. Our current system doesn't allow us to check in/out code or roll changesback, hence the need to find a new one.Does anyone have any recommendations for systems they would recommend that I look at, or avoid? The primary development machines run on Windows and it would be preferable that the code itself be stored on a Linux box.
There are two types of version control systems: centralized and distributed. CVS and Subversion are two of the most popular centralized options. Git and Arch are two of the most popular (I believe) distributed options. I have never used a distributed system so I cannot comment on that from first-hand experience, but because of the way I use a version control system (for web development, not software development), centralized works very well. I have used both CVS and SVN and prefer SVN.
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