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command-line svn and Trac web interface gets the job done. That said, I'm probably going to switch to mercurial or fossil for the next project.
by bayareaguy 19y ago
command-line svn and Trac web interface gets the job done.
That said, I'm probably going to switch to mercurial or fossil for the next project.
- ozzieg 19y agoDo you find those tools solid to control your project ? I keep comparing everything back to Perforce and nothing seems to be as good.
- bayareaguy 19y agoFrom a "control" perspective Perforce gets a lot of things right. It's fast, efficient and easy to maintain. It's also a big hit with nosy managers since they can easily limit what any developer can see and also tell exactly what each developer has checked out. Keeping all the metadata at the server has it's advantages. I believe Perforce's customers include both Google and Microsoft. They must be doing something right. That said, I think more and more people need to deal with multiple projects at once where there isn't a single central policy. Distributed VCS systems really shine as "control" becomes less important.
- hbien 19y agosame here, I've switched a few projects over to mercurial already and Trac supports it pretty well too
- bayareaguy 19y agoHave you seen any companies offering hosted mercurial?
- bugmenot 19y agohttp://www.assembla.com/ http://www.assembla.com/ offers Trac+Mercurial