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The other thing I would fear is if there's a bug that somehow prevents people from committing, if the SVN team is using SVN, the bug may get in the way of it's
by TallGuyShort 13y ago
The other thing I would fear is if there's a bug that somehow prevents people from committing, if the SVN team is using SVN, the bug may get in the way of it's own fix. Pretty unlikely, but still - if my software was the platform for it's own bug fixes, I'd be looking for some more diversity in my stack.
- nathanb 13y agoYou're assuming that the svn running on the source control server is always the top of tree. I would assume that they use the latest stable release, not the latest checkin. And even if they did run into a problem like this, they could always downgrade the version of svn on the server, so long as it doesn't include a breaking repository format change.