I want control version system for my application.

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In my working company they have one system for server for development team. My question is i want one open source Control version system application which i want to install into that server system and add my projects into that CVS. All my team member systems want act to be client. If anyone change in coding they want to check out and others will get that coding when they do get latest like in the version of visual studio 2005. I want like that. Is there any application like that? Your reply will help to me.

What I have tried:

Github, mercurial, bazaar all are like command line prompting. I feel its just difficult. Please help..

Posted 21-Jun-16 2:51am

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Updated 21-Jun-16 3:05am

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CHill60 21-Jun-16 8:56am

List of version control software - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[^]

F-ES Sitecore 21-Jun-16 9:29am

You also get Visual Studio plug-ins for SVN if you want to use that, but SVN and GIT are probably the more commonly used ones.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Jun-16 11:43am

You are probably considering only distributed revision control systems. There are good UI products for each of the systems you listed. Each developer can choose whatever she/he likes.
—SA

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-06-21T03:05:00

Git is supported directly in Visual studio - I use it and haven't had to use a command line once.
This shows how to get it running with BitBucket: Getting started with GIT, Visual Studio, and BitBucket[^]
And this shows how to host your own Git server under Linux: How to Run Your Own Git Server | Linux.com | The source for Linux information[^]
And this for Windows: Setting up a Git server on Windows using Git for Windows and CopSSH · msysgit/msysgit Wiki · GitHub[^]

Ben J. Boyle · Answer 2 · 2016-06-21T03:28:00

As you seem to be an MS shop, there's also TFS, which is Microsoft's VCS. If you don't want the other of setting up your own server then MS host it in the cloud under Visual Studio Online.

Which VCS you can get directly integrated into VS will depend on what version you;re using. TFS has integrations all the way back to 2005 but Git support is better and more integrated in newer versions of VS.

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