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About time... I don't know a single person that still uses it. I can't tell you how many times I got burned doing merges in Subversion where the entire repo bec
by thrownaway561 4y ago
About time... I don't know a single person that still uses it. I can't tell you how many times I got burned doing merges in Subversion where the entire repo became corrupt. Git was a life saver when it came out and I switched immediately over to it.
- RcouF1uZ4gsC 4y ago> I can't tell you how many times I got burned doing merges in Subversion where the entire repo became corrupt. Earlier in my career, in the first week at one company I ended up corrupting the Subversion repo. I was a nervous wreck. My boss reassured and told me about he had also corrupted a Subversion repo previously as he restored the repo from backup.
- david422 4y agoUggh. If there's one thing I would want to be super stable it would be my version control!
- andrewshadura 4y agoI do. I sometimes check out a single directory from a huge repository with enormous history. Since subversion only cares about the latest commit and the directory I'm checking out, it's instantaneous.