> Version control dates back at least to SCCS in the 1970's and has been in widespread use at least since RCS in the 1980's. I mention this because I occasional

> Version control dates back at least to SCCS in the 1970's and has been in widespread use at least since RCS in the 1980's. I mention this because I occasionally encounter people who seem to think version control either was invented with Git (not true) or rarely used before Git (not true). As someone who works in an svn shop - this annoys the snot out of me - yes, the distributed nature of git brings some decided advantages, but if all of your tooling, and all of your workflow is tied to subversion, the costs to change over perhaps exceed the benefits gained.