LOSTISLAND
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Hi all ,
By default, when you check in a file, Source Integrity and PVCS automatically assigns a unique revision number to the new revision. It does this by incrementing the current revision number by one. For example, if the previous revision is 1.3, the new revision is assigned number 1.4.
But Some Software Configuration Management Tools Like Perforce and TortoiseSVN , use an integer number for every check in or commit .
For example, if the previous revision is 13, the new revision is assigned number 14.
Are there any other Tools which use Source Integrity or PVCS like convention ?
Thanks in advanced
By default, when you check in a file, Source Integrity and PVCS automatically assigns a unique revision number to the new revision. It does this by incrementing the current revision number by one. For example, if the previous revision is 1.3, the new revision is assigned number 1.4.
But Some Software Configuration Management Tools Like Perforce and TortoiseSVN , use an integer number for every check in or commit .
For example, if the previous revision is 13, the new revision is assigned number 14.
Are there any other Tools which use Source Integrity or PVCS like convention ?
Thanks in advanced