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Re: What is your system to store project files?

by DrZaius (Monk)
on Jul 04, 2001 at 21:34 UTC ( [id://93900]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to What is your system to store project files?

Sounds like CVS is your answer. It allows you to syncronize many working copies and has conflict resolution stuff as well.

Also, it handles archiving depreciated scripts: they go into the attic and you don't see them unless you request them.

Also, backing up your code is easy a tar zcvf `date +%Y-%m-%H-%M-%S`.tar.gz $CVSROOT in cron will automagically back up your whole repository. Chances are this will fit onto a floppy for a long time.

Pserver can be a bit wierd to set up. Also, be careful with win32 and it's case insensitive filesystem.

When I code at home, I have a local cvs repository (no pserver) as I only have one box to worry about. It works well for what I do.

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