If (IF!) I begin scripting for pay, I'd like to move from my private instance of Subversion to some web-based service, since I'll be scripting from multiple locations. I don't want to bother to put a server of my own up just for this.
In the past, this has always been provided by the companies I work for ... have any of you discovered an easy-to-use, more-or-less secure web source control service? Hopefully it would use a reasonable difference engine, so as to be able to recreate previous versions of sets of scripts. It would be nicest if it were subversion-based, so when I periodically export my dataset to my local drive for backup, I could access it easily.
Thoughts?
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Nika Talaj
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08-17-2009 08:11
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Darien Caldwell
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08-17-2009 08:43
I've seen a number of people using Google for this:
http://code.google.com/projecthosting/ However, I'm not sure how well you can restrict it. It's really intended for open source projects. _____________________
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Haravikk Mistral
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08-17-2009 08:47
A lot of good web-hosts allow you to set up subversion repositories, I use Dreamhost which is fairly popular, but I'm sure there's loads of others as well. If you're paying for a host with SVN then you should get all the control you need regarding access etc.
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Hewee Zetkin
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08-17-2009 10:32
I've seen a number of people using Google for this: http://code.google.com/projecthosting/ However, I'm not sure how well you can restrict it. It's really intended for open source projects. Likewise for sourceforge. Heh. |
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Nika Talaj
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08-17-2009 11:04
Both Google and SourceForge are explicitly for Open Source projects -- although it would certainly be possible to hide such a tiny commercial project in either, I strongly support their business models so I won't be doing that.
Anyone have experience with free or low-fee services that support a private project? It looks like Dreamhost is a bit of overkill at ~$10/mo, tho indeed provides all the security anyone could want. . |
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Talarus Luan
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08-17-2009 11:12
The only experience I have is running my own. I use Trac for some RL projects now ( http://trac.edgewall.org ), which interfaces to subversion. However, as for hosting, I don't know any who have it set up as a rentable service.
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Dora Gustafson
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Web-based source control
08-17-2009 13:01
If (IF!) I begin scripting for pay, I'd like to move from my private instance of Subversion to some web-based service, since I'll be scripting from multiple locations. I don't want to bother to put a server of my own up just for this. That's what you get in SL when you have an account, right? You get editor, compiler, code storage and the ultimate test environment. Plus you can access your codes from anywhere in the world. Plus it is free  _____________________
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Nika Talaj
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08-17-2009 17:24
Web-based source control? That's what you get in SL when you have an account, right?... There's also this thing called version control: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revision_control That's actually what I'm looking for. |
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08-17-2009 17:55
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