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Ok, this convinced me to at least give git a try. I made the move to SVN from CVS years ago to be able to rename / move stuff in the repo, but the offline vers
by jaxn 18y ago
Ok, this convinced me to at least give git a try. I made the move to SVN from CVS years ago to be able to rename / move stuff in the repo, but the offline version control would keep me from keeping a bunch of updates in a branch uncommitted while I do a major push.
My current offline version control system has been leaving all the files open in TextMate to take advantage of undo/redo. (Horrible I know).
- nostrademons 18y agoIf you just want the offline aspect, you can use svk (http://svk.bestpractical.com/view/HomePage http://svk.bestpractical.com/view/HomePage). I also switched to git for that (and stayed because I liked it better in a lot of other respects), but I found out afterwards that you can use svk to use svn offline.