Russel Winder-4 wrote:
>
> I strongly recommend using Bazaar. In a shared repository you create a
> mirror of the Subversion repository, then in the same shared repository
> you branch the mirror for you working branch. Then you have a local
> mirror which is always buildable. You can even make corrections such as
> this one and then pull the changes into you working branch so as to keep
> it up to date. Then use rebase to realign the working branch to the
> mirror.
>
I recommend using Git. It has great support for SVN and is very popular
(linux kernel, x.org, wine, ruby-on-rails, to name a few). You can do
amazing things with it. In general I find that DVCS is great for keeping a
clean history.
Here is a link to a presentation that explains Git's internals:
http://s3.amazonaws.com/chacon/git-talk.pdf
Ittay
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