Bazaar and Visual Studio

[Philip Peitsch]

We almost had a similar problem where I work.  Fortunately bzr's
command-line tools are very nice to use (especially compared to subversion),
so a few scripts and some tutorials later and most of the devs here are
happily working on local bzr branches connected to a central svn trunk.

If your project shied away because of lack of VS integration, I'd be
interested in which specifics were significantly (or even slightly) more
difficult with command line tools & a good wiki vs. visual studio
integration...?  Without knowing what these specifics are, it would take
quite a lot of effort to get even slightly close to the integration projects
like ahnksvn offer for subversion.

On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 3:31 AM, Guy Gascoigne-Piggford <guy at wyrdrune.com>wrote:

> > Couple of months ago I've tested beta of Visual Studio integration. It's
> > called uniscc -- UnifiedSCC. It's not open sourse IIUC.
> >
> > But in general you're right. There is no integration because nobody
> working
> > on this. And nobody working on this because nobody interested too much.
> > And...
>
> sadly we had a .net project (at work) switch from bzr back to svn
> purely because of the lack of integrated tools.  So there are folks
> who would be interested if it existed, but the lack is just forcing
> some people away from bzr.
>
> > hg beats bzr here.
> >
> >
> >
>
>


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