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Release Management - QA or engineering? « Release Management
Jul 27, 2006 ... Is release management a function of engineering, ... On the one hand, release management is certainly a function of engineering or software ...
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What is Release Management? « Release Management
As I flesh out my ideas on release management, I’ll just continue to update my original ... I understand the role of Change and Configuration Management. ...
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Release Management
Why subversion? Mostly because svn just works. It’s a great little tool for ... I’ve started to see Release Management as a bit closer to the business side ...
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What is Release Management? « Release Management
Release Management is not for the faint of heart. Every organization is doing something that is successful in getting application changes to production. ...
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VSS to Subversion migration « Release Management
Jul 27, 2006 ... I’ve put together some VSS to Subversion migration scripts (in perl) that have worked out quite well. It’s basically just a simple “get ...
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Goodbye VSS, Hello Perforce! « Release Management
Feb 1, 2006 ... Gonna hafta start mapping out the migration path from VSS to Perforce. Looks pretty straightforward, especially since they’ve been kind ...
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VSS 2005 Upgrade « Release Management
Jan 29, 2006 ... The good: VSS 2005 client sure is purty. It’s definitely a little slicker, and the branching/merging seems a bit smarter (it couldn’t get ...
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What is Release Management? « Release Management
Release Management is not for the faint of heart. Every organization is doing something that is successful in getting application changes to production. ...
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VSS to Subversion migration « Release Management
Jul 27, 2006 ... I’ve put together some VSS to Subversion migration scripts (in perl) that have worked out quite well. It’s basically just a simple “get ...
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What is Release Management? « Release Management
Seems to me that the definition of release management deserves its own page. As I flesh out my ideas on release management, I’ll just continue to update my ...
 
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