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> Probably should learn Git with my next project... Do it. And I'm saying that as your fellow .net guy. The only downside is that you will start hating TFS at
by josteink 11y ago
> Probably should learn Git with my next project...
Do it. And I'm saying that as your fellow .net guy.
The only downside is that you will start hating TFS at work for being so God damn dinosaury afterwards ;)
- gnud 11y agogit-tfs[0] is excellent. Amaze your co-workers by actually usefully merging between branches, and work without the dreaded check-out! 0: http://git-tfs.com/ http://git-tfs.com/
- josteink 11y agoI've looked at similar stuff before[1], but it broke under the immense pressure of our enormous branches. It was called git-tf and was java based. This looks similar, but the following line made me want to give it a shot: git-tfs is designed to work outside of any existing TFS workspaces. God I hate TFS workspaces. Archaic piece of shit. [1] https://gittf.codeplex.com/ https://gittf.codeplex.com/