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Why are you using mesh to save source code? This is what source control software is for. Getting it onto other machines is only half the point, also revision hi
by justncase80 15y ago
Why are you using mesh to save source code? This is what source control software is for. Getting it onto other machines is only half the point, also revision history, branching, blaming and conflict resolution are important.
Not that that should detract from your main point about locking for too long, that isn't good. But I wouldn't recommend using that sort of thing for source code is what I'm sayin'.
- georgemcbay 15y agoI'm not using Mesh for SCC, I'm using it for file sync. Basically, I want my desktop and laptop to have a set of directories (including, but not limited to, some that include source code) that are always in sync so I can switch from one to the other seamlessly. I use source code control (svn and git) in addition to the local file sync.