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Subversion would also work just fine. Some hosts already have Subversion installed, so setting things up is quite easy. Here are some examples: Dreamhost: http
by bwh2 16y ago
Subversion would also work just fine. Some hosts already have Subversion installed, so setting things up is quite easy. Here are some examples:
Dreamhost: http://wiki.dreamhost.com/Subversion http://wiki.dreamhost.com/Subversion
MediaTemple: http://kb.mediatemple.net/questions/143/Using+Subversion http://kb.mediatemple.net/questions/143/Using+Subversion
I use Subversion for projects that I don't release open source. For me, that works better than paying github a monthly fee. Anyway, the point is that you shouldn't feel like git is the only option.
- prog 16y agoI have been using bzr for quite some time. While my host didn't provide bzr (but did support Python), it was just a matter of untaring it and adding it to the path on the server. It worked out quite well as one fine day the server crashed and lost all the data. Luckily I had a bzr repo locally so it was just a matter of pushing it to the server. For private hosting I basically use bzr+ssh smart server on my host and launchpad for my hobby projects.