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| Write me. Some people like this system, so perhaps someone will be willing to do a write-up on ways to make good use of it in an HCoop context. | /!\ '''Write me'''. Some people like this system, so perhaps someone will be willing to do a write-up on ways to make good use of it in an HCoop context. ---- CategoryMemberManual CategoryNeedsWork |
This is the chapter of the MemberManual that describes how to use version control software to host code on HCoop servers.
Contents
git
Git is a popular version control system that was initially started by Linus Torvalds, who also authored Linux.
For instructions on using it with HCoop, see the git subpage.
Subversion
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Write me
Needs to at least explain how to do DAV+Subversion.
Mercurial
Write me.
Yet another popular revision control system. Please contact the HCoop admins if you know of cool ways that we can facilitate Mercurial usage on HCoop systems.
Darcs
Write me.
Some people like this system, so perhaps someone will be willing to do a write-up on ways to make good use of it in an HCoop context.