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I could define a server but I'm not a dictionary so I won't. SVN doesn't work peer-to-peer or over email. And that's fine. It's just not ready to go with only

I could define a server but I'm not a dictionary so I won't. SVN doesn't work peer-to-peer or over email. And that's fine. It's just not ready to go with only local tools. Of course, you can use GitHub with Subversion just fine, but that wasn't the point. The point was that Subversion alone is never enough if you want to collaborate.

rad_gruchalski 4y ago
> I could define a server but I'm not a dictionary so I won't. That’s a bummer. It would help us point the discussion in the right direction. > SVN doesn't work peer-to-peer or over email. Why not? What is so different about people having their own subversion repositories over file protocol vs people having their git repositories? Why would you not be able to send a subversion patch in an email? As someone who uses git for 10 years, I understand it may not be as ergonomic as with git. But why not? > The point was that Subversion alone is never enough if you want to collaborate. Why not? Is git enough?