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Mark A. Nadig
If you are or have tried using CVSNT in VS.NET, I'd love your
feedback.
Thanks,
Mark Nadig
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feedback.
Thanks,
Mark Nadig
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If you are or have tried using CVSNT in VS.NET, I'd love your
feedback.
Thanks,
Mark Nadig
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We use CVSNT with VS.NET for internal projects and also use VSS for
some external projects (client managed). I personally like the CVS
model better, but I've found the VSS integration to be superior.
Hi Sam,
Thanks for the reply. Are you using the $19 SCC->CVS 3rd party tool
also?
Best,
Mark
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Samuel said:Sorry, I don't have the CVS VS.NET plug-in installed on this computer
and don't know which one it was.
Anyone using Igloo? Is it worth it?
Mark said:Hi Red,
According to http://www.cvsnt.org/wiki/JalindiIgloo
Ignoo appears abandoned.
CvsSCC Proxy is the $19 one I was referring to.
http://www.cvsnt.org/wiki/CvsSccProxy
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Have you looked at:
http://www.componentsoftware.com/ ?
Mark A. Nadig said:Hi Bob [gulp]
Do you use Component's CS-CVS or CS-RCS? If so, which one? I'm
assuming you're happy with it. It seems RCS isn't in a very active
development cycle. Have you done much with their reporting piece?
Thanks,
Mark
Have you looked at:
http://www.componentsoftware.com/ ?
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Mark A. Nadig said:"Hi Bob" was an old shots game - sorry, I was free associating[gulp]?
Best,
Mark
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