[TxMt] Remote projects

[Robert Deaton]

The problem with using Version Control tools is that odds are while
debugging, you're writing unnecessary commits all the time. I'd much
rather check in only when I finish important code than run through
hundreds of commits looking for where the final change to a certain
piece of the project is. But then again, that's just me.

On 9/20/05, Ollivier Robert <roberto+textmate at keltia.freenix.fr> wrote:
> According to Ian White:
> > That just lets me edit files that I open via the transmit window, right?
> > I was hoping for a solution where I treat the remote side like the
> > filesystem, i.e. open tm on a folder.
> 
> I'd recommend using a version control tool instead of modifying files on
> the fly.  My personal preference goes to Mercurial[1] but any of the
> available systems would do (heck, even cvs would. Hmmm maybe not :-))
> 
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> [1] <http://selenic.com/mercurial/>
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