RE: CVS commit: pkgsrc/net/ocamlnet

> But it requires a great deal of git-fu.
[…]
> (It seems obvious to me that git is the only
> reasonable choice these days, but perhaps that's not the common view
> here.)

Personally I don't see anything wrong with svn.  Some think the distributed model is a huge benefit, but with a HA svn server and hot backup in a DR site, I don't see much practical difference. 

But then, I'm in the subset of devs that's been using cvs/svn forever, with not much git-fu.  I've tried to wrap my head around the mindset, but I just don't "get" git.

Tim
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