JediKorenchkin on 23/7/2009 at 21:49
Quote Posted by TomCo
It doesnt sound like you have effective source/version control in place.
If you're taking the project seriously you should take the time to set up SVN.
And store it where? I don't think there are any free places to put them anymore. We used Assembla for a HL2 mod about a year ago but that's switched over, like most of them, to paid.
Nameless Voice on 24/7/2009 at 00:01
We got a bug tracker set up for organising work once, but no one ever used it.
TomCo on 24/7/2009 at 01:04
Quote Posted by JediKorenchkin
And store it where? I don't think there are any free places to put them anymore. We used Assembla for a HL2 mod about a year ago but that's switched over, like most of them, to paid.
Loads of free places, try (
http://beanstalkapp.com/).
100mb limit for free account.
OpenSVN is another one, maybe SourceForge, just google "free SVN hosting".
You really need SVN for any sort of collaborative effort, its just a nightmare otherwise.
Nameless Voice on 24/7/2009 at 01:05
My CCP folder is ~300MB.
(Admittedly, a lot of that is .mis files which compress ridiculously well.)
JediKorenchkin on 24/7/2009 at 01:37
Quote Posted by TomCo
Loads of free places, try (
http://beanstalkapp.com/).
100mb limit for free account.
OpenSVN is another one, maybe SourceForge, just google "free SVN hosting".
You really need SVN for any sort of collaborative effort, its just a nightmare otherwise.
SourceForge - and many others - require that your project be Open Source.
TomCo on 24/7/2009 at 02:59
OpenSVN.csie.org doesn't have any limits.
Im using beanstalk for a Cell Processor HDR implementation managed through Eclipse SVN plugin, and (
http://www.xp-dev.com/) for an Xbox 360 gamedev project (500mb max on a free account).
Really, its no big deal finding a free SVN host.
Enchantermon on 25/7/2009 at 03:51
Quote Posted by Nameless Voice
We got a bug tracker set up for organising work once, but no one ever used it.
I couldn't even figure out how to use it; it was one of the most confusing things I had ever seen.
Hemebond on 1/8/2009 at 04:27
Quote Posted by Enchantermon
I couldn't even figure out how to use it; it was one of the most confusing things I had ever seen.
No worries. I'll remove it now, since no one is going to use it. I'm not sure you'll find a simpler ticketing system that is as flexible as Mantis or Bugzilla, but you could try Trac.
kodan50 on 1/8/2009 at 06:40
I don't know about SVN. I know how to download from one but not set one up. My computer would suck as an SVN server anyways. If you need space, I can offer HTTP space on my web site as a mirror. Just send me an E-Mail and I will update the release on my page. That if, if you can use it. I'd also host an index.html with some information on it pertaining to the project, if that would help in some way.
Enchantermon on 1/8/2009 at 15:16
Quote Posted by Hemebond
No worries. I'll remove it now, since no one is going to use it. I'm not sure you'll find a simpler ticketing system that is as flexible as Mantis or Bugzilla, but you could try Trac.
Thanks for setting it up, though. It was a good thought, even though it didn't pan out.
Quote Posted by kodan50
I'd also host an index.html with some information on it pertaining to the project, if that would help in some way.
Possibly in the future we could use something like this. Right now we just need to keep working on the project itself. Thanks, though.
