developing in a team?

[DigitalGeek]

I am working on a project with a freind, I have shared the project directory... when I run the executable on my friends machine, I get an exception on MyBase.New() (or start the project in VB) We have installed all the .net patches on both machines.
When I execute the app on my computer at work, it works fine.

What am I missing?

 

[chiph]

In team-based development, you wouldn't do that.

You'd have a source-code repository (best to use a source-code control system, but can be as simple as a shared directory) which contains working, built, code.

When you want to make changes, or run the app, you would copy the code to your working directory, and run/debug it from there.

Chip H.


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[DigitalGeek]

I figured it was a VB.net Error, so I posted in the VB.NET form...

 

[DigitalGeek]

Sorry chip, I missunderstood youp post, can you(or any one) suggest a good repository that works with VB.Net

 

[chiph]

There are any number that will work --
SourceSafe (free with VS.NET Enterprise, but I can't recommend it -- tends to corrupt itself)
Perforce (enterprise-class, free for up to two users)
SourceVault (has a $49 single-user license)
CVS (the classic - free, or pay extra for support)
StarTeam (enterprise-class, comes with defect-tracking system)

Chip H.


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