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Sites that relate to the Arch revision control system. |
Specific configuration management systems and utilities. Subcategories for classes of configuration management tools, such as Make tools, Diff tools, and Bug Tracking tools are listed above subcategories for specific systems and brands, such as SourceSafe and CVS.
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Sites that relate to the Arch revision control system. |
Covers the Arch revision control system, originally designed by Tom Lord.
Software configuration management and version control system from Rational. Rather than controlling only individual files, controls developer "views" of the data directories, creating special directories called vobs. For Windows and Unix.
Concurrent Versions System (CVS)CVS is a system that lets groups of people work simultaneously on groups of files. A version control system keeps a history of the changes made to a set of files. For a developer, that means being able to keep track of all the changes you've made to a program during the entire time you've been developing it.
Git is a free distributed revision control system for software projects, created by Linus Torvalds.
RCS is the Revision Control System, a popular Unix command line system of version control, later migrated to other platforms and given graphic user interfaces. It also controls the actual deltas, changes, of text files, in CVS, the Concurrent Versions System. It is usually cited as introduced by Walter F. Tichy in Software Practice and Experience, July 1985.
Links related to the Subversion revision control system.
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