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{{Wiki | {{Wiki | ||
| logo | |logo = [[File:404.jpg]] | ||
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|status = Dead | |||
| URL = http://www.theficks.name/VCS-Home/ | | URL = http://www.theficks.name/VCS-Home/ | ||
| recentchanges URL = http://www.theficks.name/VCS-Home/RecentChanges | | recentchanges URL = http://www.theficks.name/VCS-Home/RecentChanges | ||
| wikinode URL = No | | wikinode URL = No | ||
| language = YourWikiLanguage | | language = YourWikiLanguage | ||
| editmode = YourWikiEditMode | | editmode = YourWikiEditMode | ||
| engine = YourWikiEngine | | engine = YourWikiEngine | ||
| license = YourWiki'sLicense | | license = YourWiki'sLicense | ||
| maintopic = | | maintopic = Version controll | ||
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== Description == | == Description == | ||
* down since about 2012 | |||
A few people have started using version control systems in ways they were never intended -- | A few people have started using version control systems in ways they were never intended -- | ||
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This approach (put *everything* into a version control repository) makes it much less likely that some important file will escape version control. | This approach (put *everything* into a version control repository) makes it much less likely that some important file will escape version control. | ||
Version control isn't just for {{tag| | Version control isn't just for {{tag|computers}} {{tag|program}} {{tag|development}} source files -- it's also useful for {{tag|computer art}}, todo lists, fiction {{tag|writing}}, non-fiction writing, and pretty much every other kind of file humans put on a computer. | ||
"Keeping Your Life in Subversion" by Joey Hess 2005 was one of the first published article about this approach. | [http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2005/01/06/svn_homedir.html "Keeping Your Life in Subversion"] by Joey Hess 2005 was one of the first published article about this approach. | ||
The VCS-home wiki is a place for people to learn how to set up a version control system in this way, | The VCS-home wiki is a place for people to learn how to set up a version control system in this way, | ||
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It would also be helpful to add the year of founding, like so... | It would also be helpful to add the year of founding, like so... | ||
[[category: | [[category:Founded in YYYY]] | ||
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| Status: | Dead |
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| Edit mode: | YourWikiEditMode"YourWikiEditMode" is not in the list (OpenEdit, SaveAfterPreview, LoginToEdit, ConfirmEmail, ByInvitation, Unknown edit mode, Pay to edit, Login via forum, Read-only) of allowed values for the "Wiki edit mode" property. |
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| Wiki license: | YourWiki'sLicense"YourWiki'sLicense" is not in the list (Custom license, Attribution to contributing authors, Copyright to contributing authors, Site retains copyright, WTFPL, Licence Art Libre, Open Content License, Apache License, BSD Documentation License, FreeBSD Documentation License, ...) of allowed values for the "Wiki license" property. |
| Main topic: | Version controll |
Description[edit]
- down since about 2012
A few people have started using version control systems in ways they were never intended -- a single repository to keep track of *every* file in the entire $HOME directory (the entire "My Documents" folder) for a single person. (Rather than the traditional *several* repositories, each one tracking only the files "relevant" to one particular project, with several people working together on each project). This approach (put *everything* into a version control repository) makes it much less likely that some important file will escape version control.
Version control isn't just for computers program development source files -- it's also useful for computer art, todo lists, fiction writing, non-fiction writing, and pretty much every other kind of file humans put on a computer.
"Keeping Your Life in Subversion" by Joey Hess 2005 was one of the first published article about this approach.
The VCS-home wiki is a place for people to learn how to set up a version control system in this way, and for people doing this to share tips with each other.
system administration ?
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Related wiki:
- many revision control / version control wiki give detailed information about one particular revision control system.
- Revctrl wiki compares and contrasts many revision control systems.