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Re: The reversal: SVN to CVS

From: Paul Koning <Paul_Koning_at_dell.com>
Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 11:42:19 -0400

>>>>> "Christoph" == Christoph Conrad <spamcruncher_at_digital-filestore.de> writes:

 Christoph> Hi Puneet, * Puneet Lakhina <puneet.lakhina_at_gmail.com>
 Christoph> schrieb:

>> Forget the rant, any help to ease the transition would be helpful.

 Christoph> Try to convince them to use SVN. This should be easy,
 Christoph> cause there are some more good reasons to use SVN,
 Christoph> especially (for me) versioning of directories and very
 Christoph> easy renaming and moving files and directories without
 Christoph> loosing log comments and information. Especially the last
 Christoph> point was a mess with CVS.

Also:

1. Fast tag and branch
2. Atomicity
3. The ability to retrieve, reliably, any past state of the sources

Basically CVS is long-obsolete junk. It never was a source control
system; it's really only a versioned-file system, with each file
managed separately. The appearance that changes to several files are
somehow related is just a fiction created by the CVS UI.

   paul

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