How To: Switch Source Control Providers in VS.NET (ReduxRedux)

Serdar Kilic (cool
name::pronunciation unknown) has also written a utility for switching
SCC providers on the fly.  I haven't had a chance to compare it to Soenke
Schau's tool (also a cool name::pronunciation unknown) that I mentioned in a
recent
post.  If you get a chance to compare and contrast (or have written any
other SCC tools!), please post your comments.

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Comments

• Anonymous
  July 02, 2003
  Well, since you are asking, I feel compelled to mention my own SourceSelector, available halfway down this page: http://nidaros.homedns.org/subway/. That makes three! Perhaps MS should take the hint, and include such functionality in VS.

• Anonymous
  October 14, 2003
  By far the one with richest interface and easier to use is Soenke Schau's SccSwitcher. It is a native executable that runs as a system tray application, has nice icons in menus, allows setting the scc provider to [none], allows starting the standalone application for each provider, runs on startup, etc.The downside: you have to compile it yourself, so you'll need a VC compiler.Serdar Kilic's SCPSelector is a managed executable (requires .NET Frameworks), runs as system tray application, menus are not that rich as SccSwitcher has.Tor Hovland's SourceSelector is also a managed executable(requires .NET Frameworks), has a simple interface (dialog with selection combobox) but does the job... (I remember I saw a while ago an equivalent native application, with a similar interface, but I don't remember the link)

• Anonymous
  April 29, 2006
  Back in 2003, Korby Parnell listed a couple of tools to switch source control providers.  The interesting...

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