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Well, if you enjoy 'log' pulling info over the network (slowly), .svn in every single folder, barely useable branching, no reabase, no stach, no… well maybe you
by rimantas 14y ago
Well, if you enjoy 'log' pulling info over the network (slowly), .svn in every single folder, barely useable branching, no reabase, no stach, no… well maybe you have the point.
Otherwise not even comparable.
When I first saw Linus' talk on git where he was very harsh toward SVN uers I thought "WTF". Then I tried git and had to admit that the man was right.
- mhewett 14y agoSince Subversion 1.7 (2nd half of 2011) it keeps only one .svn folder in the root folder.