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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 4:35 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Cold Fusion and Visual Source Safe
We use VSS here
At The Limited, some groups are using SourceSafe for CF source control.
We have integrated SourceSafe at the client side only. Some use
project
files and automatic check-in/out. Others simply manually check in/out
the
files.
I personally think it is great. Some people here do not like it,
We use VSS here.
Integration wise things are pretty good... we have to manually check files
in and out and it logs everything, which is the main reason that it's usage
was implemented. It does also make things a bit less confusing. We handle
a large number of projects, both large and small and
Jaye Morris:
Hope this is not too OT. Are there any dev teams uisng Visual Source
Safe for their code (or similar product)? Did you find it useful?
The last place I worked used it and there weren't many problems with using
it. And, it did make it easier to roll back code when things didn't
I used the two together for a few years, it saved my bacon a few times
too!!
I found it very useful for several reasons including, a history of
changes, code could be recoevered in the event of deleting files, and
the ability to rollback to any previous version of the file. All normal
source
We use it extensively for all of our projects - CF and otherwise.
For our web apps, it's pretty handy for each developer to use the same
working folder on the development server. But you have to be aware of
who
has what checked out in that case.
VSS saved our buts once or twice when files
Source control in general is a good idea for being able to work on multip
le
versions of a codebase by several developers (as well as being able to re
cover
more easily from an oops-type maneuver. We use VSS here for both ColdF
usion
templates for web apps and desktop application development.
Speaking of Source Control, does anyone here have experience with Perforce.
Better yet, anyone here with experience in both VSS and Perforce that might
be able to address differences/benefits of one over the other.
Ken
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snip
And, as with any versioning system, your source control is only as good a
s long
as all users agree to use it consistently.
/snip
Agree??? I didn't have a choice. I was pretty much told to use it, or go
elsewhere.
(hmmm that sounds more extreme than it was...)
Hope this is not too OT. Are there any dev teams uisng Visual Source
Safe for their code (or similar product)? Did you find it useful?
Our team is currently using it for one project and while it is useful we're
looking at moving to CVS instead.
The main problem is a lack of cross platform
I've used PVCS Version Manager (similar to VSS) with success in the past.
If you integrate it into Studio, it works pretty well.
- Original Message -
From: Jaye Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 3:28 PM
Subject: Cold Fusion and Visual
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