Re: if(pitiful == XcodeSCC(CVS | subversion)...
Re: if(pitiful == XcodeSCC(CVS | subversion)...
- Subject: Re: if(pitiful == XcodeSCC(CVS | subversion)...
- From: Rob Lockstone <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 6 May 2005 17:53:11 -0700
I think Xcode 2.0's SCM implementation is much improved. I see
updates to the status of files pretty much immediately when I make a
change, which is a nice improvement. And it looks like sticky tags no
longer cause the SCM system to crash, which was a bug I reported a
while ago. Also, all the basic SCM functions seem to be supported
reasonably well, although I haven't tested them all out yet. Fwiw, I
changed the "CVS Tool Path" from /usr/bin/ocvs (which is 1.10
Halibut) to /usr/bin/cvs (which is 1.11.18), with no ill effects that
I can see.
These comments apply to CVS. I'm trying to get us to switch over to
Subversion, ... hopefully eventually.
Oh, and CVL is an excellent app. It's also been updated relatively
recently, so make sure you have the latest version <http://
sente.epfl.ch/software/cvl/>.
Rob
On May 6, 2005, at 17:03 , Michael Brian Bentley wrote:
We currently use CVS as our code repository. I use WinCVS as the
client of choice on Windows. On OS X I interact with CVS using the
Terminal window. I use MacCvsX sparingly because it can break, but
it does most of the unusual things I have to do. I used CVL for a
little bit but thought that it was way more hassle than just using
a command line for most of the usual things I have to do. I have
used Perforce in the past, sparingly, at client's digs, but never
got to really know it. We tried to turn on SCM in XCode a while ago
and turned it off right away. I've been looking at XCode 2 features
as time permits.
We're looking forward to switching to a viable code repository
package like a BitKeeper or Arch. We think that Subversion is an
excellent incremental revision of CVS that doesn't take us where we
want to go.
Considering that Apple Computer has to pick their battles very
carefully, I think they're doing an excellent job overall. I can
still use XCode with a certain constant degree of irritation.
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