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... and I'm absolutely aware of what git can do. I'm not making an uninformed choice here, I know the fun things git can do, and I'm sure if I switched to git,
by axod 17y ago
... and I'm absolutely aware of what git can do.
I'm not making an uninformed choice here, I know the fun things git can do, and I'm sure if I switched to git, I'd probably spend all day playing with its awesome features, then I'd probably write a blog post proclaiming how awesome it is.
Or, I could just continue using svn which perfectly fits my use case and does everything I need it to do. As I say, it stays out of my way and doesn't take any of my time up.
You seem to assume everyone uses revision control in exactly the same way and that everyone has exactly the same needs/pain points/etc
- dasil003 17y agodoesn't take any of my time up So I assume your SVN server is on your local network which never goes down, you never work in another location, and your repository is tiny.