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Are you saying that you use Git instead of Mercurial these days? Not necessarily implied by you; just checking.
by emmelaich 9y ago
Are you saying that you use Git instead of Mercurial these days?
Not necessarily implied by you; just checking.
- cryptonector 9y agoMe personally? Yes, I use git whenever I can. I still have to use Mercurial for some things. I don't know what Oracle does nowadays with the gates that make up Solaris. My guess is that they still have a hodge podge, with some gates using git, some Mercurial, and some Teamware still. But that's just a guess. For all I know they may have done what Microsoft did and gone with a single repo for the whole thing.
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- emmelaich 9y agoThis is old but I meant Sun/Oracle/Java. I remember watching the process to choose a new VCS. Mercurial is a fine choice but not the best choice. Even over the duration of the decision process the world was clearly moving overwhelmingly to Git.