> There would be a large cost for changing all your tooling and processes that rely on the CVS model and in training your programmers to use the new system. Wh

> There would be a large cost for changing all your tooling and processes that rely on the CVS model and in training your programmers to use the new system. When git seems to be by far the most used system on the market these days, isn't training any new hires in CVS going to be at least as much of a problem? I used it in my first job in 2003 / 2004, but I can't remember how to use it now. Do companies with legacy code tend to keep staff around for longer?