Hello,
My first post here:
I've done a search of the forum for version control and have not found any reference to the subject.
I'm wondering if and what folk are using for version control for their projects (sketches). Are there any plans to integrate a version control interface into the IDE environment? git, I hope I hope.
tia, joe
I use subversion on my whole Arduino directory, but I'll have to admit I use it more for synchronization and backup than actual revision control.
-j
Not git please, unless you like alienating windows users.
Mercurial. It's great. Though I'd be happy with most any distributed revision control system. Mercurial, Bazaar, Darcs, whatever. Some folks are particularly attached or opposed to get ...
make that "attached or opposed to GIT ... "
My main objection is it is so not productive to be worrying about SCM all the time. They just went from CVS to SVN, and through several hosts.
Lets do something interesting with those little chips for a change? 
At the risk of dating myself, I've been using rcs for over 20 years until recently experimenting with git in a terminal instance in the same desktop as Arduino.
I like git however, the specific brand of version control would be masked by a well designed interface to the IDE, would it not?
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je33 -aka- w7net