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speed_spread
23 days ago
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How did the Win 95 user interface code get brought...
I prefer to believe they just merged the two branches in SourceSafe.
plorkyeran
23 days ago
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Microsoft never used SourceSafe for anything important internally.
onlogn
23 days ago
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Hmm. Not sure I agree. The initial CLR for .net was in vss. Maybe it wasn’t important, but bonus points if you know why.
shawnb576
22 days ago
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No definitely not true. It was in Source Depot if not SLM.
wongogue
22 days ago
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This I can believe.
Traubenfuchs
22 days ago
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Personally, I enjoyed MS source safe and exclusive file locking.
sksrbWgbfK
22 days ago
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I loved SourceSafe for the disappearing files, and the usual "John locked the file and he went on holidays."
Traubenfuchs
22 days ago
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Well that was just bad manners and you could force unlock.
ch_123
22 days ago
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Perforce also did exclusive file locking (and I believe Microsoft ended up using a customized Perforce internally at some point).
RyJones
22 days ago
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sd was a light customization of p4
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20180122-00/?p=97...
teytra
22 days ago
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Did SourceSafe even have a proper merge?
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