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  • Gernot Frisch

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    CVS?

    Hi,

    we have a project, that 2 developers work on. Now we need a software
    that can apply changes from one to the other automatically after work.
    What software do you recommend?

    What if 2 change the same file at one day - can a CVS fix this, too?
    How often would I have to "update" the files?

    Any good starting point? We're pretty short on time, but I think it's
    totally wrong to work on 2 sources from now on and "try" to combine
    them manually some time - which will never happen after some time...

    Thank you for not flaming, but helping - I didn't know where else to
    ask.


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  • Lionel B

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    Re: CVS?

    Gernot Frisch wrote:[color=blue]
    > Hi,
    >
    > we have a project, that 2 developers work on. Now we need a software
    > that can apply changes from one to the other automatically after
    > work. What software do you recommend?[/color]

    ....[color=blue]
    > Thank you for not flaming, but helping - I didn't know where else to
    > ask.[/color]

    You could try the CVS mailing list info-cvs@gnu.org

    Maybe also look at Subversion: http://subversion.tigris.org/
    Regards,

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    Lionel B

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