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Simple difference: in svn, until you're ready for other people to see your changes, you have to leave them uncommitted. In git, you say "well, I just refactored
by MBlume 15y ago
Simple difference: in svn, until you're ready for other people to see your changes, you have to leave them uncommitted. In git, you say "well, I just refactored function X, let's throw that in a commit before I do anything else, and if I have to revisit it, I will"
I've never had to use svn myself, but it's this aspect that's always sounded positively crippling to my workflow
- adestefan 15y agoThis is about the only gripe I have about svn. Otherwise, we're so deep into the svn ecosystem that it would be a monumental shift.