[FRIAM] Version Control Systems .. Experiences?
Owen Densmore
owen at backspaces.net
Fri Feb 29 18:19:27 EST 2008
I've recently moved from my old hosting service, HostGo, to a new one,
Joyent. So after getting the usual out of the way: dumping mysql
databases and reinstalling (converted to utf8), moving my web site,
ditto for email and mail forwarders, I started looking at other
features I'd like to start using.
One was version control systems. So I beam into the "how-to"
http://wiki.joyent.com/shared:kb:version-systems
.. and was blown away by the number of choices!
- Bazaar 0.91
- GIT 1.5.3.6
- Mercurial, version 0.9.5
- Monotone, version 0.37
- Subversion, 1.4.4 (with Ruby, Perl and Python bindings)
- svk, version 2.0.1
.. and a bit surprised that CVS was NOT there!?
Wow! Who'd have thought there'd be so many. Wikipedia to the rescue:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Free_revision_control_software
But I'd like to poll folks here: Have you had any experience with any
of these? What are the pluses/minuses? If you had to start over,
which would you choose?
Thanks,
-- Owen
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