Whether in teams or working individually, developers usually
rely on a version control system or software configuration
management (SCM) solution to store and manage their source code.
Operations like check-in/check-out, versioning, branching/merging,
code repository sharing, and remote & distributed access are
part of the overall application lifecycle management process.
Modern integrated development environments (IDE), such as Microsoft
Visual Studio, allow the use of various SCM systems to cope with
heterogeneous environments.
For enterprises and developers, there are many possible choices
for their IDE and SCM systems, which often results in having to
deal with multiple IDE and SCM systems both within and across
project teams.
In this lab, we are testing an interoperability scenario between
Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 IDE and CollabNet Subversion SCM
through the use of AnkhSVN, a Subversion source control provider
for Visual Studio.
