The current version (6.0d) is what is released with VS.NET and includes
changes specific to both VS.NET 2002 and VS.NET 2003. MS is continuing to
support VSS. As to what the next version will look like, we'll have to wait
and see.
Weston
> Source Safe is still in version 6.0 that was released
> years ago with Visual Studio 6.0. Since that time I have
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> Thanks in advance...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/productinfo/roadmap.aspx
Configuration Management
Software Configuration Management (SCM) is a disciplined approach to
managing and controlling the evolution of software development and
maintenance practices as they change over time. With SCM, enterprise
developers can make safe alterations to existing code, track changes across
developers, projects, and time, manage the build process effectively, and
track project defects and issues. By providing project-oriented software
management, Microsoft Visual SourceSafe delivers integrated SCM support for
developers using Visual Studio.
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Further, Visual SourceSafe will better support team development with remote
access, both by making common operations faster and asynchronous, and by
enabling access through firewalls. Hence, developers will enjoy improved
performance and tighter integration between Visual SourceSafe and the Visual
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> Source Safe is still in version 6.0 that was released
> years ago with Visual Studio 6.0. Since that time I have
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>
> Thanks in advance...