Bazaar is a tool for helping people collaborate. It tracks the changes that you and other people make to a group of files - such as software source code - to give you snapshots of each stage of their evolution. Using that information, Bazaar can effortlessly merge your work with other people's.
If ease of use is what you're looking for - maybe because your co-workers are lazy ;) - Bazaar may very well be the best place to start. It comes with a GUI out-of-the-box, so complaints about the command-line are nullified from the get-go.
Unfortunately, IDE integration isn't quite ready yet, compared to SVN for example.
luisfernandorocha
Do you (or anyone else) know of any Bazaar clients for OS X other than the one that comes with the installer?
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DanMan
No, sorry. Bazaar has been kind of abandoned anyway, so you're better off using something like Mercurial in combination with TortoiseHg.
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Bazaar makes so much more sense that Git, and is easier to know what you are doing.
Positive comment • almost 2 years ago • as an alternative to Git
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If ease of use is what you're looking for - maybe because your co-workers are lazy ;) - Bazaar may very well be the best place to start. It comes with a GUI out-of-the-box, so complaints about the command-line are nullified from the get-go.
Unfortunately, IDE integration isn't quite ready yet, compared to SVN for example.
Do you (or anyone else) know of any Bazaar clients for OS X other than the one that comes with the installer?
Reply written over 5 years ago
No, sorry. Bazaar has been kind of abandoned anyway, so you're better off using something like Mercurial in combination with TortoiseHg.
Reply written over 5 years ago