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I've used both git and Clearcase in a large software company. The reason you'd go with Clearcase is for the tools and support. I personally think git is easier
by jtchang 14y ago
I've used both git and Clearcase in a large software company.
The reason you'd go with Clearcase is for the tools and support. I personally think git is easier to work with but clearcase really worked well when your repositories got really large (250GB+) and you had long lived branches with customers needing specific fixes.
- Rantenki 14y agoAlthough if you have 250GB+ of stuff in your repo, it might indicate more than just source files are getting checked in. An artifact management system might make sense. http://archiva.apache.org/ http://archiva.apache.org/ is one example. As an aside, I have had trouble with dll checkins from some of my developers, and git filter-branch worked wonders, but that's probably a bit off-topic.