Re: Subversion vs AccuRev

* Stephen Connolly:

> 2009/10/21 Florian Weimer <fweimer_at_bfk.de>
>
>> * Bryan Wilkins:
>>
>> > I would like to get some of the users group opinions on
>> > AccuRev.
>>
>> Are AccuRev branches like Aegis branches, where changes on your base
>> branch shine through almost immediately?
>>
>
> You have to do an update... which requires keeping all your local changes
> first... which in my experience means that people are reluctant to do an
> update until all their changes are ready...

Okay, then I don't see what makes AccuRev's model so different.
Perhaps it's just a rehash of one of the older debates (where folks
were essentially debating whether a line is a set of points or a
solution of an equation).

Aegis was actually different: in general, your working copy (which is
not really yours alone) immediately reflects changes as they are
integrated into the base branch. (Local changes to updated files
prevent this immediate visibility.)

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