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I'm sticking with Subversion, for now. I tend to work on team projects, not open source, and we tend to collaborate quite frequently, making frequent commits. I
by mattmcknight 17y ago
I'm sticking with Subversion, for now. I tend to work on team projects, not open source, and we tend to collaborate quite frequently, making frequent commits. It seems like many of the advantages of DVCS are being able to achieve private branches without using the server. I kind of like having the copy on the server.
I like the idea of local history, and the implementation in RubyMine is pretty spectacular. Just adding that feature into Subversion would probably keep me off of DVCS for a while longer.