Version Control (Mod Related)

[KittySparkles]

Hey guys (& girls?),

[Warning]

I recently started a new project, and I would like to use a version control system.

Basically, this system makes the devs able to commit or update stuff from a local folder, connected to an FTP.

You then don't have to access FTP's or databases, but you are able to stay on the latest version of the project.

Now I tried using TortoiseSVN, and tried to connect this to our FTP.

Unfortunately I was not able to set up SVN correctly, because my PC constantly freezes when I try to connect.

So my question is, what kind of programs / methods do you guys use to stay on the latest version of the project?

Thanks in advance,

- Kitty.

[jaboo224]

At insurgency we use SVN. But we have someone with a vast knowledge of setting that kind of shit up and someone who has the time to maintain it.

[Thrik]

SVN is pretty much the cross-industry standard for version control. We use SVN for web projects (I work in web design/development), and any project I've ever been involved with that has version control has also used SVN. TortoiseSVN has always been the client of choice.

[KittySparkles]

Then it seems I have to contact our company's administrators.

Thanks!

[e-freak]

afaik SVN doesn't work on FTP Protocolls. But I'dn't bet as I didn't do any SVN setup in the last 2 years.

[2d-chris]

SVN for the win

[Ginger Lord]

SVN for the win

[KittySparkles]

Yeah already made it running on our company server <3