Re: About Source Control

There are already tools to do this, and they are maintained by other groups
of people.  Check out CruiseControl.NET and NAnt.  That should answer most
of your questions.

-Brendan

On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 1:02 PM, Erlis Vidal <[email protected]> wrote:

>  This is just an idea!
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> I was thinking in the meaning of *source control,* and at least for me, it
> should mean more than source versions. In the agile world, one of the rules
> that probably everyone in this list knows is that you cannot check-in a
> piece of code if some test fail. You don't think that the *source control
> *is the one in charge to decide if it's ok to check-in your code based on
> the test results. I'm thinking in something like NUnit integrated with
> subversion or even more, a complete suite of tools that put together all the
> agile practices/rules.
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> If the open source community one day decides to develop such tool, I hope
> be part of that.
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> Erlis Vidal
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