Re: Version control

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"Jon Skeet [C# MVP]" <skeet@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Peter Morris <support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Which version control solution can you guys recommend? Requirements are

01: Must work okay over the Internet.
02: VS2005 integration, so it gets + locks files as you edit them.

I didn't spot this last bit - do you *really* need it to lock files, or
is that just what you're used to? I find the "change and merge" model
works a lot more smoothly, for all except things like project files
(and binary files, of course).

Agree, get and lock can be frustrating even in a small team, and expecially
if working remotely. Merging is the way to go.


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