https://stackoverflow.com/a/697640/19114751
the SIMPLEST system is what we here call the "Hey Chris" system. We have a networked drive that everyone can mount, and if you want to edit something you shoud "Hey, Chris, are you working on blahblah.cpp?" and Chris says "Nope." and then you edit blahblah.cpp, and stick it back on the shared drive... If you want versions, just back up the networked drive every night.
the SIMPLEST system is what we here call the "Hey Chris" system. We have a networked drive that everyone can mount, and if you want to edit something you shoud "Hey, Chris, are you working on blahblah.cpp?" and Chris says "Nope." and then you edit blahblah.cpp, and stick it back on the shared drive... If you want versions, just back up the networked drive every night.
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Simplest version control system
I want to set up a source code control system that:
is networked, so users can access it at work or on the road
does not need to provide sharing, lock mode is sufficient
there will be only three u...
is networked, so users can access it at work or on the road
does not need to provide sharing, lock mode is sufficient
there will be only three u...
pacman for Git for Windows (Portable Git) https://stackoverflow.com/a/65204171
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Package management in Git for Windows (Git Bash)?
I'm reading the github wiki for git-for-windows and it says that msys2 bundles pacman: https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/wiki/Package-management
But when I invoke it I get:
$ pacman
bash: pacm...
But when I invoke it I get:
$ pacman
bash: pacm...