G'day Peter,
> I think that a fair summary of any CVS/SVN comparison is that (in
> spite of its claims) SVN is NOT a replacement for CVS.
"Fair" summary? I beg to differ! ;-)
Perhaps you could be so kind as to explain some use cases that CVS
supports that SVN does not? I for one would like to know what I've
lost my migrating, and I'm sure the SVN development team would love
to add to their list of future enhancements.
> It is however a set of primitive operations on top of which a CVS
> replacement could be built.
Of course we'd have to turn off some of SVN's primitives (versioned
file moves, versioned directory operations) since a true "CVS
replacement" wouldn't be allowed to provide any of those operations.
;-)
Cheers,
Peter
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