A Methodological Review Based Version Control System with Evolutionary Research for Software Processes

Rao, N. V. Subba; Sekharaiah, K. Chandra

doi:10.1145/2905055.2905072

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“…Developers create a branch, an isolated workspace, from a particular state of the source code. They can share this branch and work on their tasks without affecting the rest of the project and later merge (or integrate) their changes back into the main line of development [4]. It is worth to mention that not all branches have to be merged to the main development line.…”

Section: Branchingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Multi Repository Management tools

Shakikhanli

Bilicki

2022

The Journal of CIEES

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Multi Repository is one of the most preferred structures in the development process. There are several tools for managing Multi Repo projects and each of them has similar and different features. The use of these tools can affect the development period and productivity. In the first place this paper explains VCSs and the concept of branching with together the most important tools in this field. For the second the fingerprints or signatures of some of those tools described for identifying repositories. Specific measurements have been calculated according to those tools and gave us a clearer view about the usage index of those tools. Paper also presents clear results of most needed features for VCS tools with the analysis of real data.

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Section: Branchingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Multi Repository Management tools

Shakikhanli

Bilicki

2022

The Journal of CIEES

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“…Because of the limitations of CVS, in the year 2000, CollabNet decided to write a system that is like CVS but without problems [4]. SVN is an open-source version control system and abbreviation of Apache Subversion [16] SVN developed as CVS replacement with some enhancements, considers the final step in the evolution of centralized version control, and it is sharing several advantages with Perforce [6,13]. CVCS such as Subversion rely on a client-server architecture, the server saves a full history of versions while clients save only a local copy of the shared documents [11].…”

Section: Apache Subversion(svn)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Comparison of version control system tools

Khleel

Nehéz

2020

MDT

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Version control systems (VCS) are widely applied at software companies as a collaborative tool and to maintain multiple versions of source code and documentation. VCS is a software tool that manages development of software projects and provide methods to manage several developers working together and track them. Collaboration considers the master purpose of version control systems. Modern VCS supports the parallel development of artifacts using branches and merges. Currently, the version control system adopts on two approaches to software development, the Centralized Version Control System (CVCS) and the Distributed Version Control System (DVCS). This article introduces the concepts and comparison of Version Control Systems and some criteria to consider when selecting.

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