Source Control for vs pro

[AMP]

Where can I get a source control app that integrates with VS2005 Pro?
Free is always good.
Thanks
Mike

[Brendan Green]

Vault, from SourceGear. Free for single user.

http://www.sourcegear.com/vault/index.html

"AMP" <am******@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Where can I get a source control app that integrates with VS2005 Pro?
Free is always good.
Thanks
Mike

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

AMP <am******@gmail.com> wrote:

Where can I get a source control app that integrates with VS2005 Pro?
Free is always good.

I've recently started using Subversion, which is fabulous:

http://subversion.tigris.org

There's "Ankh" which integrates it with VS2005, although I haven't used
that integration. You can use TortoiseSvn to integrate it with explorer
(which in some cases may be simpler).

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[Gabriel Magaña]

One more vote for Vault, they are always making their product better, and
their support rocks! Check out their support response rate at
http://support.sourcegear.com .

I also use Subversion, which Jon suggested, and it is very good. What made
me go to Vault was that they have built-in seamless support for ASP.NET
apps, which need special version control handling (mainly I think the
IIS-based projects are the ones that need special handling). I think there
is a way to still host these projects on subversion (I think they call it
"the asp.net hack" or something like that). I just wanted support and
wanted to avoid data loss, so I went with Vault.

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Vault, from SourceGear. Free for single user.

http://www.sourcegear.com/vault/index.html

"AMP" <am******@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Where can I get a source control app that integrates with VS2005 Pro?
Free is always good.
Thanks
Mike

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Gabriel Magaña <no*****@no-spam.com> wrote:

One more vote for Vault, they are always making their product better, and
their support rocks! Check out their support response rate at
http://support.sourcegear.com .

I also use Subversion, which Jon suggested, and it is very good. What made
me go to Vault was that they have built-in seamless support for ASP.NET
apps, which need special version control handling (mainly I think the
IIS-based projects are the ones that need special handling). I think there
is a way to still host these projects on subversion (I think they call it
"the asp.net hack" or something like that). I just wanted support and
wanted to avoid data loss, so I went with Vault.

One thing to note is that the "ASP.NET hack" (which is due to ASP.NET
having problems with directories beginning with "." I believe, and
".svn" being the default admin directory for Subversion) is now
officially supported as part of 1.3, and Tortoise has support for it
built-in.

See http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trun...t-net-hack.txt
for more details.

(It's not an issue for me at the moment, so I haven't tried it, but
presumably it works reasonably well. How easy it is to use it only for
ASP.NET projects, I'm not sure...)

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