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New Post 9/18/2006 12:37 AM
User is offline Asif Hameed
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Source Safe Integration expereince? 

Guy how are you finding out the DNN with Source safe?
Whats been your experience and what are your recomendations.

My team has recently moved to DNN are having few issues with source safe integration of DNN as a whole.

There are two particular scenarios i am interested

1) We change something in DNN source code + write a new module

2) We only write a new module?

thanks

asif
 
New Post 9/18/2006 6:54 AM
User is offline Vladan Strigo
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Re: Source Safe Integration expereince? 

Well these 2 scenarios are I think most common also...

at my company I've bean using DNN w. VSS for a few years, and although VSS isn't the best source keeping application (to say the least :)) things work as they should.

Now, as for the scenario's, I've used the following:

1. When developing new modules I am only putting the modules in source safe

2. When making core changes I have a "changed" version of DNN in which I integrate all my changes, and then check in the complete DNN in source safe


What kind of problems are you having?

 

Thanks,
Vladan Strigo
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New Post 9/18/2006 7:03 AM
User is offline Joe Brinkman
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Re: Source Safe Integration expereince? 
Personally, I have always been against Source Control integration in the IDE's because I haven't found the IDEs to offer a rich enough source control environment to rival the standalone tools.  In my experience, the IDE ends up offering a small portion of the features/functionality offered by the full-blown source control libraries.
Joe Brinkman
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