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I’ve been reading about how SVN works with Visual Studio. I’m using VS 2008 and worried about possible problems of using SVN with VS 2008.
Can anyone share their experience with SVN + VS 2008?
Thanks heaps!
Note: I realized throwing GIT into the mix kinda diluted the real question I wanted to ask. So, I’ve restricted the question to just SVN + VS.
Good IDE-VC integration is most important when your IDE supports refactoring-operations which include renaming files. Using Eclipse JDT without Subversion-integration would be hopelessly inefficient since a renamed class would reappear after an “svn update” unless Eclipse informed Subversion that the file has been removed.
If you aren’t doing any such “filesystem-altering” refactorings, VC-integration in your IDE is not terribly important, and you can do fine with for example TortoiseSVN.