What's a good source control repository that meets these conditions?
- Free
- Direct integration with Visual Studio, as VSS/TFS do
- Server-based
- Supports multiple applications
- Supports branching & merging
- Has a license suitable for one user
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A:
SourceGear Vault does all those things and is free for a single user.
AakashM
2009-09-07 07:10:16
+5
A:
There are a couple of SVN plugins for Visual Studio.
I am aware of the free AnkhSVN (which I have used before) and non-free VisualSVN.
David Johnstone
2009-09-07 07:13:29
+1, Ankh works great and is free. I honestly don't know why anyone would ever pay for version control.
Kevin Thiart
2009-09-07 07:16:22
@kevin: People pay for source control because there are several commercial (paid) apps that do a much better job than what's freely available. Of course, it all depends on the requirements of your codebase and development process.
Nader Shirazie
2009-09-07 07:23:46
I looked into it and apparently the server-based version requires money?
tsilb
2009-09-07 07:32:39
A:
I'm a fan of project-locker. They recentlly opened a free subversion hosting.
I'm very happy with their service, and their support. I have the paied version, but I recommend you give them a try.
Morten
2009-09-07 07:45:58