Hello to all and my first question

Joseph Norris <[email protected]> Mon, 25 Aug 2008 08:09:12 -0700
Newsgroups gmane.comp.version-control.cvs.gui.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello,

I will give you the situation that I am working with and I would 
appreciate any and all recommendations.

I have used CVS as a developer for many years to keep track of my source 
code, mods, merges etc....  Now I have a project where administrators 
have come to me seeking a method to keep track of the same thing but 
with there policy and office documents.  I have CVSNT installed on the 
windows 2003 file server we are using and I have installed on my local 
box tortoiseCVS.  My hope is to get this to be as simple and seamless as 
possible.  The office staff are going to begin to save all documents in 
XML format.

Although tortoiseCVS appears to be simple - ties in with the windows 
file explorer - I would like to make even simpler than that. I am 
looking for a method - via scripts or whatever - by which the users can 
check in and check out - force comments on each action and show 
conflicts when they happen.   If you are say - this guy wants a "silver 
bullet" - yes - that would be nice but I know there are no such things.

thanks.


-- 
Joseph Norris
Application Developer & Server Adminstrator
209-228-4576
[email protected]


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