Is it a good practice to capture build artifacts in Artifactory that Jenkins produces?
We use Jenkins to run continuous integration builds. The output of these builds might be EAR files, WAR files, or just a collection of files that are TAR’d up.
How can I organize personal Git repositories?
I’m in the process of setting up a GitHub account with the plan of making a pair of libraries I developed as parts of some recent iOS projects freely available for other iOS devs to use.
Can an open source solution match or surpass Team Foundation Server’s features? [closed]
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Choosing between Single or multiple projects in a git repository?
In a git environment, where we have modularized most projects, we’re facing the one project per repository or multiple projects per repository design issue. Let’s consider a modularized project:
Some questions about ClearCase [closed]
Is clearcase in obsolence as a version control env? Is it likely that in the project I am working compelling me to use clearcase simply because it is a legacy project?
Git workflow / practices for a small project (flowchart in png)
I’m trying to come up with a personal workflow. I’ve put together a flowchart of the hypothetical lifespan of a release: one developer pushing to a public github repo + a friend helping with some feature and fixing a bug.
What is the right way to version control a password protected archive?
I’m working with a local file which I always extract from a password protected archive (RAR), do some modifications/additions to it and overwrite the old file inside the archive with the new file (I don’t overwrite the archive. I overwrite the file inside it). The RAR is password protected for certain confidentiality reasons, and I need it to be that way.
Should I store log files in version control
The log files in question are metrics log files. One of them is a project file produced by SourceMonitor, to which I regularly add checkpoints to chart the progress of projects.
Specific reasons for still using Subversion? [closed]
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In centralized version control, is it always good to update often?
Assuming that: