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FileHamster 监控文件夹并自动保留以前的版本。
AutoVer 具有相同的功能,并且是免费的。这将是我的推荐!
两者都可以让您遍历以前的版本,并且可以在每次点击保存时或每隔一段时间或两者的组合进行备份。但不确定 AutoVer 是否能很好地处理 MS Office tmp 文件。
AutoVer 还允许您运行备份后命令,我一直想用它来创建差异文件...
FileHamster monitors a folder and automatically keeps previous version.
AutoVer does the same and is free. It would be my recommendation!
Both let you traverse previous versions and can backup everytime you hit save or every so often or a combination of both. Not sure if AutoVer copes well with MS Office tmp files though.
AutoVer also lets you run a post-backup command which I keep meaning to make use of to create diff files...
我会使用:
您甚至可以每次都进行提交(及其相关的推送)您在 IDE 中保存文件(就像 Eclipse 中的“保存时”操作),但结果会很混乱(提交次数太多)。
在给定时间提交每个文件的按需操作或计划操作(例如每小时)更合适。
I would use:
You could even go as far as to do a commit (and its associated push) every time you save a file in your IDE (like a "on save" action in Eclipse), but the result would be messy (way too many commits).
An on-demand action to commit every file at a given time, or a scheduled action (every hour for instance) is more appropriate.