Why use binary files to stack up different versions on DMSs?

I’ve used both Liferay and Alfresco trying to use them as the Document Management System for an intranet.

Release Management versions control?

We recently experienced a deployment issue where it turned out that the version objects were not in sync in one of the environments.

Approaches to manage related binary files, apart from code [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: Binaries in source control (12 answers) Closed 11 years ago. I’m working on a website for a photographer, the whole code is just a few files, and whole repository is a few MBs without the actual photographs. But, when I add the actual photographs to git and commit, then […]

What is the most basic and simple platform for collaborative development (PHP project)? [closed]

Closed 11 years ago.

Am I shooting myself in the foot if I use Mercurial for Rails development?

I’m a Rails developer and I prefer Mercurial over Git. However, I know that the Rails community is very pro-Git. So my question is it possible that my choice of version control system would turn back some developers?

Why is it preferred to write a commit message in present tense/imperative mood? [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: Version control comments – past or present tense [closed] (11 answers) Closed 10 years ago. I often read/overhear that good commit messages should be written in present tense or to use imperative mood when describing the change eg. Fix xyz instead of Fixed xyz. What are the advantages of […]

How should common interfaces be shared across source control repositories?

I have code that represents the interface for a library that is used by a variety of internal clients. How should that interface code be exposed to these internal clients that live in different source control repositories?

Any reasons not to use multiple version control systems?

I’m working on a project which uses GIT as the main version control system for trunk, the official branches and most sub-projects/unofficial branches. As such, I want to make my own branch use GIT to allow the rest of the community to access my branch using the system they know.

Is there a way to compare and record changes to code without VCS?

I’m working for a client that has no version control system in place. I want to record changes to code without having to add all changes to a spreadsheet. I’m restricted to using Notepad++ so would a plugin or macro for this be another option?

How to capture different build verisons of the same production release artifact version in Artifactory?

Let’s say I have artifacts “mylibrary-5.2.jar” and “mylibrary-5.3.jar” representing the 5.2 and 5.3 versions of a library that our project creates and publishes for one of our other projects.