Generally I like to use SVN as my source repository. I have several reasons for this, but the main reason is that you're not only getting a tool that works, you're also getting small surprises once i while. I got this one today:

What happened here was that I was renaming NewDefault.aspx to Default.aspx and then TortoiseSVN detected that maybe I would like to rename the C# file as well.
If you are a .NET programmer you're probably sitting right now saying to yourself that Visual Studio does this for you, but I'm not renaming from within Visual Studio, I'm actually renaming the files in the Windows Explorer, thanks to TortoiseSVN.
Don't miss out on the SVN fun:
SVN (client)
TortoiseSVN (Windows Shell extension)
AnkhSVN (Visual Studio addin)
SVNRepository.com (Hosted SVN - Great service!!)
Thursday, October 18, 2007
A nice SVN (Subversion) feature
Posted by
Robin Theilade
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19:12
Labels: subversion, svn, tortoisesvn
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