Salakhetdinov Shamil
mcp2004 at mail.ru
Fri Feb 27 07:58:00 CST 2015
Hi John --
Just Do it: I mean to start learning/using git you don't need your own local git server - you can just use BitBucket's one for free:
As I have noted I'm using BitBucket for more than two years now, and I have 900+ commits to its repository, I have never had any issues.
I'm using Mercurial (usage of Mercurial was not quite correct choice of mine, I'm planning to switch to Git) - here is a command line I have been using 900+ times during last two+ years to commit changes in 50+ VS Solutions with thousands of source files:
"C:\Program Files\TortoiseHg\hg.exe" push https://{{BitBucketLogin}}:{{BitBucketPassword}}@bitbucket.org/{{BitBucketLogin}}/{{BitBucketRepository}}
There should be similar for git.
Actual size of my source repository:
52 solutions (.sln);
278 projects (.csproj);
6281 C# files(.cs);
11,174 avg .cs file length;
70,184,924 total .cs files length;
Total size:
1.8 GB;
43,433 files;
8, 550 folders; And this repository isn't the only one.
HTH,
-- Shamil
Thursday, February 26, 2015 6:14 PM -05:00 from "John W. Colby" <jwcolby at gmail.com>:
>>>It sounds like an excellent rig.
>
>I hand built my Linux Mint desktop / server using a hex core AMD with 24
>gigs RAM, and am about to bring up an 8 TB raid 5 storage on that
>machine as well, to provide large redundant storage for all my stuff. I
>am trying to run MariaDB on that, which is installed and running but I
>cannot get logged into. Sigh. I also want it to host all of my code
>repositories, out on the RAID array when that is working.
>
> >>...but I am assuming you want merged functionality running across
>both platforms...is this correct?
>
>Uhhh... yes. I think.
>
>I got SVN Server running on the Linux box the other day. I will be
>trying to use it for Visual Studio, running on my laptop, which is ATM
>my main dev machine. I may also be using it for Eclipse running on the
>Linux Mint desktop / server which I will use to cross compile to Single
>Board Computers (SBCs) such as the BeagleBone Black, Odroid-C1 (both of
>which I have already) and Raspberry Pi 2 B+ (which I am about to order).
>
>OTOH I also need to start learning / using GIT as well, so I may host my
>own GIT on the Linux desktop / server. Depending on how that goes, I
>may well simply move to GIT. This is all somewhat convoluted as some of
>my projects are private, and GIT in the wild is free but only for public
>projects, thus I would need to host my own GIT repository - assuming
>that is free as well. At the same time, I am starting to work on a
>public team doing a game (in C++) on the Raspberry PI 2 so I also need
>to be able to use the web based GIT repository used by that team.
>
> It is a reasonably powerful machine and will end up being the center
>of my Linux SBC development universe. All of those SBCs run Linux
>exclusively so if I am going to go there (and that is my future focus)
>then I pretty much have to make a pretty major switch.
>
>Learn Linux, C++, tool chains, Eclipse IDE, cross compilation etc. Just
>a lot to figure out.
>
>I thought Visual Studio and C# was pretty major, which coming from
>Microsoft Access it was.
>
>John W. Colby
>
>On 2/26/2015 5:17 PM, Jim Lawrence wrote:
>> It sounds like an excellent rig.
>>
>> It seems straight forward in how to setup a SVN server/Totoise client but I am assuming you want merged functionality running across both platforms...is this correct?
>>
>> Jim
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "John W. Colby" < jwcolby at gmail.com >
>> To: "DBA Tech" < dba-tech at databaseadvisors.com >, dba-vb at databaseadvisors.com
>> Sent: Monday, February 23, 2015 11:12:03 AM
>> Subject: [dba-VB] Visual Studio community edition
>>
>> How many of you guys / gals are using this? I have been developing in
>> 2010 for years (about 5 to be precise) and have decided perhaps it's
>> time to move up?
>>
>> I have to laugh, VS 2013 wants "up to 10 gb" on my local hard drive(s).
>> Holy smoke batman!
>>
>> I am in the process of setting up SVN server on my Linux box, and trying
>> to get Tortoise client and VisualSVN running on my laptop talking to
>> that Linux VSN server here in my office. I have a virtual machine that
>> I have used exclusively for my dev work, but that is really set up for a
>> client's development, and I want the same kind of thing here in my office.
>>
>> BTW I just ordered (3) 4 TB drives to build a Raid 5 array to put this
>> kind of stuff on. As well as my photos and other such things.
>>
>
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