Is Plastic SCM good?
Yes, we use Plastic SCM (small team of 5) for 2 years already and it works great and even gets better every update! Support is very good (within an hour or at least the same day a response!). Also branching and merging works very good in practice.
Who Uses Plastic SCM?
Who uses Plastic SCM?
| Company | Website | Revenue |
|---|---|---|
| READING PARTNERS | readingpartners.org | 10M-50M |
| Catholic Health Initiatives | catholichealthinitiatives.org | >1000M |
| Tyler Technologies Inc | tylertech.com | 200M-1000M |
Is Plastic SCM open source?
Plastic SCM is free for individuals (Personal Edition), non-profit organizations and open-source projects (Community Edition). Cloud Edition is a commercial version for teams that do not need an on-premise server.
Is Plastic SCM based on Git?
You just had to use one, it didn’t really matter which one. But that was before the DVCS revolution and before Git, Mercurial and our own Plastic SCM changed everything. Plastic is not based on Git, it doesn’t use the same core, and it is not another layer on top of it.
How do you set up Plastic SCM?
Set up Plastic SCM
- The Plastic SCM Server is configured with the default values. But, as an administrator, you can configure the server with the required settings.
- The first time you open your Plastic SCM Client, the client configuration dialog opens. This allows you to connect to the Plastic SCM Server.
Is Plastic SCM Git?
Plastic now speaks Git! We do support https:// git:// protocols for both pushing and pulling changesets. This immediately turns Plastic SCM into a DVCS fully compatible with Git.
What is SCM Git?
Source code management (SCM) is used to track modifications to a source code repository. SCM tracks a running history of changes to a code base and helps resolve conflicts when merging updates from multiple contributors. SCM is also synonymous with Version control.
How does Git sync work?
Syncing repositories
- Push your local changes to a remote repository.
- Pull changes from a remote repository to your local repository.
- You are unable to push to the remote repository if your local repo is out of date.
- You must merge the latest changes before pushing.
- Example of a conflict occurrence.
What does Plastic SCM stand for?
software configuration management
Chapter 1:The world according to Plastic SCM. By definition, all software configuration management (SCM) systems manage your source code, but each system has its own way of organizing the development environment, along with its own terminology.
Why did you choose Plastic SCM?
Plastic rocks it” as the leading cause for choosing Plastic SCM. Git is an open source tool with 27.9K GitHub stars and 16.1K GitHub forks. Here’s a link to Git’s open source repository on GitHub.
What is the difference between GIT and plastic Repos?
The difference is that in Plastic the repos are stored on a separate directory from the working copy. And repos in Plastic are, in fact, databases: we use standard databases like sqlite, SQL Server, MySQL and more to store data and metadata. In Git you have the working copy and the repo on the same location.
How do I push/pull from plastic to a Git server?
Git clients can directly push/pull to any Plastic Server that has the GitServer feature enabled. GitServer turns any Plastic SCM server into a full-featured Git server. This means it is a “universal connector” to plug any Git tool to Plastic (issue trackers, repository analysis tools, DevOps/Continuous Integration, code reviews and many more).
Can I use plastic with gitsync?
The Git server *thinks* Plastic is just another regular client. You can use GitSync to push and pull from a GitHub repo, or any other Git server. It supports the Git protocol and also http and ssl. GitSync does not support the file protocol yet, so you can’t contribute to a local repo on your disk… unless you run a local server.
