littlebigman
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Hello
Since it's supposed to be quite good even for single-user use, I'd like to install the Mercury source control system + TortoiseHg on my XP work PC.
Could someone tell me what files in VB2008 (using the Express IDE) must be put under source control?
I assume I can leave out the \bin and \obj directories? What about the other files/dirs?
Thank you.
PS : BTW, is there a way for projects to be saved directly at the root of the project directory (C:\VB.Net\Project1\, here), so I don't end up with an empty (\WindowsApplication1\) into which I must cd to get to the actual project files?
Since it's supposed to be quite good even for single-user use, I'd like to install the Mercury source control system + TortoiseHg on my XP work PC.
Could someone tell me what files in VB2008 (using the Express IDE) must be put under source control?
VB.NET:
C:\VB.Net\Project1
<DIR> WindowsApplication1
C:\VB.Net\Project1\WindowsApplication1
<DIR> WindowsApplication1
WindowsApplication1.sln
C:\VB.Net\Project1\WindowsApplication1\WindowsApplication1
<DIR> bin
<DIR> My Project
<DIR> obj
Form1.Designer.vb
Form1.resx
Form1.vb
WindowsApplication1.vbproj
WindowsApplication1.vbproj.user
C:\VB.Net\Project1\WindowsApplication1\WindowsApplication1\My Project
Application.Designer.vb
Application.myapp
AssemblyInfo.vb
Resources.Designer.vb
Resources.resx
Settings.Designer.vb
Settings.settingsI assume I can leave out the \bin and \obj directories? What about the other files/dirs?
Thank you.
PS : BTW, is there a way for projects to be saved directly at the root of the project directory (C:\VB.Net\Project1\, here), so I don't end up with an empty (\WindowsApplication1\) into which I must cd to get to the actual project files?
