I want to start using Mercurial on a VB.Net project, but I’m not sure which files should I add. Do I include the Project.sln file, bin/ and obj/ folders?
I want to start using Mercurial on a VB.Net project, but I’m not sure
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I want to start using Mercurial on a VB.Net project, but I’m not sure which files should I add. Do I include the Project.sln file, bin/ and obj/ folders?
With every source control, you should only include source files (i.e. files that are not generated during the build process), and the complete set of files necessary to build a solution. This does include the
.slnfile (for ease of use of the project in Visual Studio) but not thebinandobjfolders, nor (usually) the user-specific settings (.suo), nor auto-generated files that can be re-generated.