Subversion Control

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Jul 29 2008, 7:50 am
Hey,

So, here at work we use TortoiseSVN for subversion control. I was wondering if anyone has used a similar SVN for BYOND projects? Has it worked out well?

One of the things I've always hated was working on something from home and work, and having them conflict badly. Ideally this will prevent that from happening in the future.
Jul 29 2008, 8:03 am
I have a svn set up for DBEO, mainly to share changes with my team member (on the rare occasions that we actually work on it). It's really nice being able to use SVN Commit/Update instead of sending files back and forth through an IM program.
Jul 29 2008, 9:06 am
We use SVN for OpenSS13: http://sourceforge.net/projects/openss13

In our case, it works quite well, except sourceforge don't provide us with the neat features, like proper ACLs and commit hooks.
Jul 29 2008, 5:57 pm
I set up an SVN server for ATP Development and it was waaaaay better than trying to manually merge files. Everything gets updated with a simple commit/update, and conflicts are easy to resolve. I'd recommend it to anyone who can set up a server.
Jul 29 2008, 6:01 pm
In response to Cinnom
Chatters, DMIDE, and CotW have been using Google Code and SVN.