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> Perhaps because you can do the same thing in SVN? And, until (apparently) recently, if you make a mistake SVN will "trash your local copy rather badly" which
by pseut 14y ago
> Perhaps because you can do the same thing in SVN?
And, until (apparently) recently, if you make a mistake SVN will "trash your local copy rather badly" which isn't quite the same thing.
- javert 14y agoWho cares about the past? It's not like I'm going to go download an old version of SVN. That's why I disregarded that part.
- pseut 14y agoOk. I'm pretty sure (and as mentioned in other comments), you also need to have a connection to the machine with the repo to do this with SVN. My work desktop is Red Hat, so I'm (unfortunately) used to downloading old versions of software...