Re: Re: CVS Access Method
| From: | Gregory Beaver | Date: | Sun, 04 Feb 2007 22:18:47 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: CVS Access Method | ||
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Gregory Beaver wrote:
> Bertrand Mansion wrote:
>> Le 4 févr. 07 à 10:39, Anant Narayanan a écrit :
>>
>>>> I also don't find there is enough added value in SVN to switch from CVS.
>>>> In many cases, SVN is worse than CVS. It won't fit what we need in PEAR
>>>> IMO. If we were to change, other solutions should also be considered and
>>>> more modern solutions like a distributed version control system should
>>>> be tested. I have tested Mercurial and it's great. I think BZR is nice
>>>> too. I heard that DARCS is excellent. SVN, just like CVS, are things
>>>> from the past. Did you ever try a distributed version control system
>>>> before ?
>>> I've used both git and darcs before; and needless to say that the
>>> convenience of distributed version control is unbeatable. So yes, I for
>>> one, would love it if we actually use one of these modern VCS: Either
>>> git, darcs or bzr.
>> If you know Git and Darcs, you should really give Mercurial a try :)
> I would be up for trying out either Subversion or Mercurial, but I still
> feel strongly that we need a dedicated server, or at least a server that
> is not hosting pear.php.net to do this.
Hi,
A quick update: I'm not willing to consider using any distributed VCS at
this time. Let's wait until the kinks are worked out before revisiting
this question. Subversion, however, I would still consider.
http://benjamin.smedbergs.us/blog/category/mercurial/
Greg