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There's not really any case where another source control system works better, but lots of cases where they work just as well. Mercurial, for example, is functi

There's not really any case where another source control system works better, but lots of cases where they work just as well. Mercurial, for example, is functionally identical to git, but some people prefer its interface. For a highly centralized organization where people only ever work on the organization's intranet, a centralized source-control system like SVN works well enough, and may have some advantages for the organization.

BlueTemplar 7y ago
Actually, I found one just by reading this thread : Fossil has integrated Bug Tracking, Wiki, Forum, and Technotes. Which is great since I would prefer not having to worry about backing up these in the first place ! (Then git also has git-bug for at least some of this functionality...)