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Product Overview

CVS Version Control Systems or Concurrent Version Systems is an open-source, free for all software that can be used for recording and archiving documents and source files. It offers a web interface for better accessibility. Since it is a distributed software, it can do well without a central server; but although the process becomes more seamless with one. It is an important component of Sources Configuration Management (SCM) and fills similar roles as fellow software RCS, PRCS, and Aegis packages. It can also be used as a production-quality software while being paired with other software available across the world.

CVS Pricing

Detailed CVS pricing has not been disclosed, but it is in line with leading competitors in the Version Control Systems market. Most software companies and vendors require users to contact them with details so they can offer competitive personalized pricing based on exact business needs. For more details on the best CVS pricing plans and offers contact the vendor directly.

CVS Demo

CVS Version Control Systems provides an introduction on its website with the help of text. As the software itself is open-source and free, it can be directly downloaded from its website using the links provided.

Features

Central Server
Create and compile data from different sources, without worrying about connection speeds or geographical locations. It also helps in developer collaborations and working with a team. Integrate documents and data on a central client-server with older documents available for offline use. Locally performed operations are all available to the client servers immediately.

Multi Database Support
Create data on different locations that can be stored on their own servers and then use the vendor branch to import them onto a single location. Use software's unreserved checkout feature to collaborate with other people regardless of their location, while using the vendor branch to import the changes onto a single document.

Custom Components
Generate formulas or site-specific policies that can be automatically applied to the document. Use different features in the software to customize work on different servers. Constant software makes sure servers run on most systems with ease.

Data Mapping
Use the client-server feature to maintain a history of documents available across the network. Integrate data from various sources into a single document with the help of modules database.

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Strengths

+13

Advanced branching
+13

Advanced Merging
+5

Approval Process Control
+13

Audit Trail
+8

Centralized Version Control System
+6

Client-server repository model
+5

Continuous Integration
+5

Customer Service
+6

DevOps capabilities
+8

Diffing
+9

Distributed Version Control System
+8

File locking
+5

Lifecycle support
+11

Mobile App
+9

Multi-user environment
+12

Periodic explicit object packing
+11

Version Rollback
+14

Archiving & Retention
+7

Automate tasks
+10

Bug Tracking

Cautions

-14

Code Review
-13

Consulting
-10

Cryptographic authentication
-14

Decentralized
-7

Distributed repository model
-12

Document check-in/check-out
-6

Fine grained permissions
-9

HTTP, FTP, ssh compatible
-7

Non-linear development support
-14

System Integration
-11

Toolkit-based design
-10

Web-Based, Cloud, SaaS
-12

Windows Installation

CVS Reviews

Buyer, Software, SME

May 05, 2020

“Constantly Innovating”

Being community backed, it helps in making sure the software is current, constantly maintaining its databases and providing new features and components.

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Buyer, Education, SME