said:
Hi,
This sounds like a scoug-programming question. :-)
>Does anyone have a recommendation for an OS/2 Version Control System? I
>do not need a lot and would like one that is easy to use.
They are all easy to use for the basics. Setting up a local repository is
trival. Setting up a remote repository is a bit more work.
How big is your project? How many elements to you need to manage? Do you
need to store binary data?
Subversion is a good choice. It's used for most to the Netlabs projects.
CVS has a long history and runs well. It runs well enough that most
projects that use it tend to stay with it. It's probably used to maintain
more repositories than any other version control system. It is used to
manage the various eComStation repositories.
There are a number of other options, but I would recommend you choose
between subversion and cvs.
Steven
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