Isn't Mercurial pretty popular with .NET developers these days, more so than Git (because of the - accurate or not I don't know - pervasive FUD about Git on Windows)? Our company uses it and so do several others I know. It's also the only DVCS supported by Microsoft's online code repository service. Surprised to see it not yet mentioned here among several source control posts.
I think it's equally popular and we're working on supporting Mercurial as soon as possible. A lot of our users have already expressed that they want it (http://appharbor.com/feedback) - and we're in the business of making something people want
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Isn't Mercurial pretty popular with .NET developers these days, more so than Git (because of the - accurate or not I don't know - pervasive FUD about Git on Windows)? Our company uses it and so do several others I know. It's also the only DVCS supported by Microsoft's online code repository service. Surprised to see it not yet mentioned here among several source control posts.
I think it's equally popular and we're working on supporting Mercurial as soon as possible. A lot of our users have already expressed that they want it (http://appharbor.com/feedback) - and we're in the business of making something people want
We use Git with Cygwin for .NET projects. Sometimes it is a real pain. Mostly it just works, though.