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My company is using CM Synergy as it’s code version control tool, maybe it’s my own problem that I can’t hanlde this tool very nice. But in my own experience, Hg, Git or SVN is very useful for me. Is there any way to convert a opensource control archive to CM Synergy?
I know there is a way to convert a CM Synergy archive to Git:
https://github.com/emanuelez/PySynergy
Once I had to work with TFS for a while and installed Mercurial/TortoiseHg, too. Then I created a Hg repository in the working copy folder which was already under TFS control. There is no problem with those tools in one folder because the use different control folders (.hg and .tfs), and of course if you don’t mess them up in you mind 🙂 I then worked with Hg as long as possible, and only comitted to TFS when the bugfix/feature was finished.
Perhaps this works with Hg and CM Synergy in the same way.