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At work, I use fossil to manage my repository of scripts that I edit and use on different machines. (Strictly speaking, that could be done without an SCM, but I
by krylon 9y ago
At work, I use fossil to manage my repository of scripts that I edit and use on different machines. (Strictly speaking, that could be done without an SCM, but I find it more convenient this way.)
On Windows, that fact that fossil comes as a single statically-linked executable that works without any special installation procedure[0] is really nice.
Also, I have to appreciate the builtin Wiki. I use it to keep a kind of diary of what I did and why, as well as gather helpful links I have come across over time.
[0] Other than putting the executable somewhere on your %PATH%, of course.