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> In newer versions of SVN, you could create feature branches to circumvent this. However, it remains a workaround, not a true local commit like in a distribut
by pgsandstrom 13y ago
> In newer versions of SVN, you could create feature branches to circumvent this. However, it remains a workaround, not a true local commit like in a distributed VCS like Git.
While I do prefer the Git approach to version control, it is too easy to just dismiss branching as a "workaround". It is a good solution to the discussed problem.
- prg318 13y agoAgreed. Subversion branching is a direct solution for both problems he mentioned in the article.