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> I've never heard from anyone that choosing/using Mercurial was a poor decision. I liked hg too, but as the passage of time has indicated choosing it for one'
by zeveb 11y ago
> I've never heard from anyone that choosing/using Mercurial was a poor decision.
I liked hg too, but as the passage of time has indicated choosing it for one's project would have been a mistake, as git has effectively won.
- dvdgsng 11y agowon what?
- acveilleux 11y agoIt has won GitHub, that's mostly it. Separately, GitHub has won the "place where you share you project code" prize that used to belong to sourceforge.
- theandrewbailey 11y agoYou haven't mentioned why you think Git won. If by "won", you mean "is more popular", then yes, it won. But that criteria alone doesn't make a decision bad. When changing gives you no clear advantage, why change to something more popular?
- lsaferite 11y agoIsn't that akin to arguing that choosing to distribute your movies only on Betamax is not a bad decision?