mcd@is-sixsigma.com wrote:

> But the reality is you almost never need to refer to something by a
> version number unless it is one you assigned anyway (which you can do
> with any of the systems), and mostly you either do default commits or
> use the GUI, so this isn't as big a deal as it sounds.

Agreed.

> All of the big hitters, CVS, SVN, RCS, git, integrate with pretty much
> every IDE, except, of course, Microsoft who integrates with
> SourceSafe.=20

This is not correct. The Visual Studio IDEs integrate with everything
that has an interface to the SCC API. I have CVSNT integrated with
Visual Studio, for example.


One thing I think git and similar P2P systems don't provide, and that's
built-in access control. For example, I want to provide customers access
to certain projects and possibly only certain branches in a project
(e.g. release branches of their projects) but not the rest (e.g. other
projects, development branches of even their projects). Is this doable
with git?

Gerhard
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