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Possible Duplicate: Using Git with Visual Studio What's the most painless way for the Visual Studio developer to start using GitHub? Ideally the answer would involve a Visual Studio plugin, or ...
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I want to use git for my visual studio project , when I googled I found these two tools which integrate in Visual studio. Visual Studio Tools For Git and Git Source control provider I want to know ...
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I use Microsoft Visual SourceSafe for version control. I would like to change this approach and use newer software for this work. What are the differences between these three applications? Which one ...
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Can we use GIT as the source control for sql management studio?
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I've often read that Git uses the directed acyclic graph (DAG) data structure, with each commit as a node, and things like branches and tags as pointers to nodes. But when I try to visualize my ...
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I've been wondering what is the better DVCS for .NET developers? From reading various information it has sounded like Mercurial works better on Windows, but other information claims that Git has ...
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Anyone know of good articles for setting up a new project with git and ASP.NET MVC? Just wondering what to include and ignore and what to do about deployment.
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Up until now, even though I do a lot of small home projects, I have never used any source control for my own projects. I am now almost at the point of deploying my first personal public website and ...
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I've installed Git to do some development using Visual Studio 2008. Most of the work will be new development but we do have some old projects from prior to VS2005 that I want to bring over into the ...
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I am aware of this question, but it is a bit old now, and some of the answers seem outdated. Question: please write one answer per GUI you have used, including pros and cons (for example, as far as I ...
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Anyone know how to create a toolbar in Visual Studio 2010 to use with Git (TortoiseGit)? Thanks SurfRat
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My team and I currently use Perforce for revision control. We used to submit everything into trunk until one day we needed to add several items into the program, so we created a branch for my boss and ...
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I'm currently working on a large project, and am about to make some large changes, and was looking for a way to 'backup' my prior work. Is there built in functionality in Visual Studio to work with ...
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It seems that both git and mercurial are rather Linux oriented. Which of them is more mature on windows?
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Currently I'm using the following SVN clients: TortoiseSVN for Windows and AnkhSVN for Visual Studio 2005+. I heard that GIT has a great level of interoperability with SVN. Would my tools work with a ...
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