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Yes. It used to be, until they started moving to git at around the same time as the news article above.
by emilsedgh 7y ago
Yes. It used to be, until they started moving to git at around the same time as the news article above.
- ahartmetz 7y agoWell, with Subversion you can sort of have different repositories in one repository... I think just about nobody had a checkout of the monorepository (it was too large), so changes (e.g. in public API) in several parts of the stack were not perfectly synchronized. There was one check-in per atomic repository for such things.