Local Repository

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5 comments, last by Denzin 13 years, 9 months ago
I'm working on quite an extensive project on my own, and I decided that I really need some sort of version management system local to my computer. Can anyone tell me how I can go about setting this up?

I tried to use tortoiseSVN, but I ended up having issues, and I couldn't get the program to run properly. What kinds of options do I have here?
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What kind of issues did you have with TortoiseSVN? I've been using it quite successfully on my project and have found it really well implemented.

Wibbs
you can also take a look at bazaar.
--Amir
... or git.
It took a while, but I just solved the problem. Tortoise had been complaining whenever I tried to create a repository. It kept giving me errors.

Thank you for the suggestions, though. Now I'm off to try to integrate it with VS2010 with ankhSVN.
... or Mercurial and TortoiseHg.

tortoisesvn is just a clean and friendly cover over svn. you still have to setup the real Subversion application ( then link that to apache if you want an online repo running on your computer)

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