Re^3: What's your prefered revision control system?

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Actually I've been trying to impliment some form of RCS since I started working (as a programmer) but haven't got the okay yet (got to love management). However, the new project I'm working on might give me an excuse to use some RCS (CVS proably) - here's hoping.

Update: I get to try RCS, CVS, and Aegis on a new test server, if this poll is still active I'll post which is my fav. of these three

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Re^4: What's your prefered revision control system? by roju (Friar) on Oct 15, 2004 at 21:39 UTC
Who needs management permission? If you're the only developer, concurrent editing isn't a big problem, so just install something locally on your machine. I was the sole perl guy at my work this past summer, so I installed TortoiseSVN (a Windows Subversion package) on my first day and used it locally while I was there. Simple as hell to use, and had nothing to worry about when I accidently deleted important files. Plus, it made versioning so much easier, just use the SVN version. :) Update: looks like I'm preaching to the converted. Congratz	[reply]

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Re^4: What's your prefered revision control system?
by roju (Friar) on Oct 15, 2004 at 21:39 UTC

I was the sole perl guy at my work this past summer, so I installed TortoiseSVN (a Windows Subversion package) on my first day and used it locally while I was there. Simple as hell to use, and had nothing to worry about when I accidently deleted important files. Plus, it made versioning so much easier, just use the SVN version. :)

Update: looks like I'm preaching to the converted. Congratz

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