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Having used SVN for a decade before we all moved to git, I have to say I've never noticed any improvement in our productivity. I.e. the limiting factor wasn't h
by CodeGlitch 5y ago
Having used SVN for a decade before we all moved to git, I have to say I've never noticed any improvement in our productivity. I.e. the limiting factor wasn't how well you can do a merge.
In fact I've probably experienced more cock ups with git due to its increased complexity and insane naming scheme. I mean "checkout"... Completely inappropriate for what it does.
Obviously with git you can work offline then sync later on, but that's not something you have to deal with in most organisations.
- zibzab 5y agoHmmm, during your decade with subversion, did you ever try working with branches?
- CodeGlitch 5y agoOf course - but we were still productive using SVN. The improvements in git didn't really give us a massive boost in productivity.