Well, sounds like you are developing on Windows - you need commercial
support ;) Sorry, I'm a *nix snob.
Just so I understand, you are wanting subversion to develop your
product, or to embed in it? Your first line is ambiguous. My
multi-national company is using subversion to develop commercial
products sold around the world. Granted, we also use CVS, ClearCase,
and who knows what else for various things, but subversion is in there
and growing.
As for TortoiseSVN rev graphing feature being slow, try another
client. I don't use TortoiseSVN so I'm not exactly sure what that
does for you. When I use a GUI svn client, I use SmartSVN. I'm sure
there is something out there to help you.
From an administrative point of view, after administrating ClearCase
and CVS, subversion is a breeze. I have a script to create
repositories with the correct permissions and modes and init svnsync,
i have a script to run hourly to update authz info, and a script to do
daily/weekly repos dumps so the tape backups are worth something.
That's pretty much it.
On 11/3/06, Tim Liu <tim.gangliu@gmail.com> wrote:
> Folks,
>
> We are evaluating SVN 1.4 for our commercial product's version control
> system. We have read similar topics online and also in this mailling list.
> We'd like to get people's suggestion on our case. Can somebody share
> experience? Appreciate it a lot.
>
> We have ~100 developers over 4 sites gloably. Very intensive development.
>
> In our evaluation, we are pretty happy from developer usage point of view
> except mssing merge tracking feature and slow revision graph(TortoiseSVN).
> We are little worried about from administratove point of view: we are new on
> SVN, should we buy commercial support?
>
> thx a lot
>
> Tim
>
--
Mark
"Blessed is he who finds happiness in his own foolishness, for he will
always be happy."
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