TFS vs. SVN

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11/18/2008 8:55:46 AM
Aaron King
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TFS vs. SVN

I haven't been keeping up with your CodePlex and TFS testing.  How is that going?  If you keep using SVN there is a .NET tool I have used for issue tracking that has SVN integration.  http://ifdefined.com/bugtrackernet.html It's pretty cool.  I'm solo now but when I was at ACS we used it at https://upd.caqh.org/bugtracker .  It was very stable and scalable.  I had it on the web farm and clustered sql servers.

Where are you on the subject of Codeplex or TFS?

11/18/2008 9:05:15 AM
Joe Audette
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Re: TFS vs. SVN

We are currently still using the svn repository on Novell Forge. We are waiting for the Codeplex team to implement merge functionality and then I will test it again. I'm not testing at all with their TFS client, as I need it to work with svn so linux developers can still access the repository. Probably another 4 weeks or so before they finish the merge features.

We are releasing files on Codeplex already http://www.codeplex.com/mojoportal and we have an Issue Tracker there that can be used for more formal bug reporting than the forums.

If/when they get the svn bridge working well enough for us I'll make an announcement in the blog about the repository change after its up to date.

Best,

Joe

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