2.2.1 Check Out and Check In
After adding a project to source control, the next step for developers is modifying the source code gradually to implement whatever we want. In client/server version control systems, we make the...
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2.2.2 Multiple Check Out/Check In
How does Multiple Check Out work in version control? If a file is multi checked out, more than one developer work on it concurrently, and their changes need to be merged together on check-in. Multi...
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On version control operations, especially check-out and check-in, systems can perform either atomic commit (such as SourceAnywhere) or non-atomic commit (such as CVS). With atomic commit, either all...
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2.3 Show History
Ever since a file is added to source control, every time developers modify it and commit the changes, a new Revision is created. All the modifications makes what the file looks like today and all...
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2.4 File Diff
Show difference between two files in version control system Diff on two text files For two text files, we can compare them line by line. Based on whether the files are local or in the repository, there...
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Branch
Branch is a very basic and meanwhile an essential function in a version control system. It is the duplication of an object so that modifications can happen in parallel along both branches. When to use...
View ArticleComments on how to choose a good version control tool
In the “version control how to” series, we talked a lot about how to use a version control tool as well as the usage scenarios and the benefits. I was asked questions, from emails, forums, etc, on how...
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John Neus: Does size matter?
Today’s guest post is from John Neus. (Check out the original blog from John.) Does the size of your company really matter? No. John Neus: The size of your company doesn’t matter, if coding is your...
View ArticleDynamsoft Intros New Source Control Software with “Find in Files” and other...
SourceAnywhere™ 4.0 Enables source control / version control via its GUI-based Client or Within Leading Integrated Development Environments VANCOUVER – August 6, 2012 – Dynamsoft Corp., a developer of...
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Fast & Efficient Way to Version Control your Projects
How to take advantage of SourceAnywhere to source control your projects and documents efficiently version control plays a big role in project management. With the growing businesses and expanding...
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