Source Code Management

[Bjorn Pettersen]

Do you have a link to how to get the result in Python marshalled dictionary
format? (I looked at the perforce website but couldn't find anything...)

And to the original poster, Perforce is great. Perhaps not as full featured
as e.g. ClearCase, but infinitely simpler to use and maintain, and very
useable over a network.

-- bjorn

gtalvola at NameConnector.com wrote:

> If you don't mind paying money, I believe Perforce fits all your
> requirements.  http://www.perforce.com/  We use it and have nothing
> but good things to say about it.
>
> And it has explicit support for being scripted in Python -- you can get
> the results of its commands in Python marshalled dictionary format,
> which makes scripting Perforce using Python pretty easy.
>
> In article <fb4f3tsgffnmvme64aol1cn397te7ln349 at 4ax.com>,
>   dale at out-think.NOSPAM.co.uk wrote:
> > I'm looking for a source code management system for looking after
> Python, Java, Javascript and
> > possibly other languages too.
> >
> > Does anyone know of such a system that matches or comes close?
> >
> > Essential features:
> > * Runs on Windows 2000
> > * Works over the Internet (ftp would be good)
> > * Secure (ftp level security would pobably suffice)
> > * Module level version control with deltas or compressed archives
> > * Package level (multiple modules) sign in/sign out
> > * System level release control. (ie, this is now release x, note all
> module versions for this
> > release.)
> >
> > Desirable features:
> > * Extendible - preferably scriptable with Python
> > * Manage arbitrary files including documentation
> > * GUI or command line interfaces
> > * Low maintenance
> > * Library stored as plain files and not in some odd database format
> >
> > That's not too much to ask, is it!  :-)
> >
> > Thanks
> > --
> > Dale Strickland-Clark
> > Out-Think Ltd
> > Business Technology Consultants
> >
>
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