Re: [xwt-users] Versioning Systems
Charles Goodwin <[email protected]>
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On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 18:49, Eric Merritt wrote: > It looks like they have fixed allot of the problems > with subversion and they are recomending it for > production projects. It may be worth your time to look > at it since it was designed specifically to build on > CVS and fix its flaws. I would agree. I also like the fact that it's version number (0.26 at the moment, I believe) is a reflection of the current status of subversion. I mean, the various arch implementations all are 1.0 or higher, and they are _not_ on the same level of subversion-0.26. Subversion-1.0 will be a high quality piece of software. It's been self-hosting for a long time now (upwards of a year, I believe) which demonstrates that it's at least well tested as a repository. A slight downside is that you need to have close versions of the client and server. eg the 0.22 client did not work with the 0.24 server. But that's not a biggie. Anyway... my opinion is mainly based on heresay and observation, not through actual use. Make your own mind up. - Charlie -- Charles Goodwin <[email protected]> XWT Foundation - www.xwt.org