TortiseCVS adds options to the context menu on the filesystem for all CVS functions. It also has Icon "overlays" to let you know the status of files in a module that you've got checked out, (checked in, modified, etc...) So, we don't have to worry about getting the editor or some plug-in to work with our source code control system.
Each CVS module also includes an ant script, which we use to handle the development and deployment of all our tango code.
Ant, CVS, and Witango make for the best damn development environment I've ever used.
For more information on Tortise CVS, check out the website...
http://www.tortoisecvs.org/
/John
Bill Conlon wrote:
Does anyone use CVS with their dev studio? I note from the docs that the studio supports sourcesafe, but we run OSX/linux, so CVS is the way to go.
The dev studio Workspace Files pane is pretty anemic, so I don't know that I would miss much if I abandoned it. But any tips on integrating witango development with CVS would be appreciated.
Bill Conlon
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