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VSS 6 Multiple Checkouts vs. VSS 2005

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C Lawton - 21 Apr 2005 16:00 GMT
I just watched a webcast regarding upcoming features for VSS 2005. They
talked about how the new version has an option for the "copy modify merge"
model to allow parallel development. This way more than one developer can
check out a file at the same time. That sounds like the multiple checkout
option that VSS 6 has right now, not a new feature. Does anyone know the
difference?
Joe Masters - 26 Apr 2005 06:38 GMT
I think it might be a slightly different underlying model for the way things
are done. VSS uses checkout, modify, checkin. A copy, modify, merge simply
modifies the copy that you already have, noting which version it is, and
then merges it when you ask to check it in. It's a fine point, and I'm
probably not explaining it very well. But even with that, it seems like a
stretch to call it a new feature.

All guessing on my part, simply from information in your post.

Joe
>I just watched a webcast regarding upcoming features for VSS 2005. They
> talked about how the new version has an option for the "copy modify merge"
> model to allow parallel development. This way more than one developer can
> check out a file at the same time. That sounds like the multiple checkout
> option that VSS 6 has right now, not a new feature. Does anyone know the
> difference?

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