Re: [ANN] SubGit 1.0.0 is released

Guten Tag Andreas Krey,
am Donnerstag, 20. September 2012 um 13:35 schrieben Sie:

> Im my opinion svn is simply outdated for the types of data I have to deal
> with (that is, repos that are not going into the gigabytes range), and
> the only thing that keeps people from massive migration is the need to
> to interoperate old scripting/tools and the reluctant people who don't
> actually care much for vesion control and are happy with committing
> from time to time. As long as the latter chain 'us' to an svn server a
> migration would be painful. As soon as there is a server that works on
> git repos and can reasonably talk svn, a lot of switching will occur,
> as a migration doesn't need to pull them along all the way at once anymore.

I maybe misunderstand your argumentation but the only thing I read
over and over again is: Use git, it's superior. Not that I'm
surprised, it's the same argument I read a dozens of times in each and
every discussion about git vs. Subversion, but you could save a lot of
time if you wouldn't package this small sentence in this much text.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen,

Thorsten Schöning

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