Thế còn Mecurial thì sao, bác?
Em có tìm trên stackoverflow và thấy bài viết này. Các bác tham khảo nhé.
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From: Nguyen Vu Hung (VNC) <vuh...@vinicorp.com.vn>
To: Hanoi Linux Users Group <hanoilug@lists.hanoilug.org>
Sent: Thu, 3 March, 2011 9:46:15
Subject: [HanoiLUG] git vs svn
FYI,
Karl, tác giả subversion, recommends git cho các dự án mã mở
và canned hosting.
Lý do các bác đọc ở dưới.
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Subject: Re: [Poss-translators] git vs svn
Date: Wed, 02 Mar 2011 12:02:33 -0500
From: Karl Fogel <kfo...@producingoss.com>
Reply-To: Karl Fogel <kfo...@producingoss.com>
To: Nguyen Vu Hung <vuhung16p...@gmail.com>
CC: poss-translat...@red-bean.com
Nguyen Vu Hung <vuhung16p...@gmail.com> writes:
>Should we mention that git is distributed and one of its
>advantage which can be used on github are
>
>- pull/push for independent working
>- permission on committing; I love this feature and
> if I am not mistaken, subversion does not have this feature
>
>Please fix me if I am worng.
Subversion definitely has permission on committing; in fact on the
server-side it has more control over permissioning than git does. Well,
Git doesn't really have a "server-side" anyway, since everyone has an
independent repository.
As you noticed, I'm rewriting Chapter 3 to bring it up-to-date. A lot
has changed in 5 years! The two main changes are:
- To recommend Git as a default choice, with Subversion or Mercurial
as the next obvious choice.
- To recommend that people use "canned hosting" rather than assembling
their own project hosting solution. 5 years ago, it made sense to
build one's own hosting site, but for most projects that no longer
makes sense.
I appreciate any comments or ideas you all have on the changes to this
chapter. I will continue committing there over the next week or two.
Best,
-Karl
>2011/3/1 <kfo...@red-bean.com> > > Author: kfogel > Date: Tue Mar 1
>10:42:19 2011 > New Revision: 2315 > - Version control is Git
>only — but if you're > using > + Version control is
>Git only—but if you're using > Git anyway, this is probably the
>right place for your > project. > GitHub has become the center of
>the
>universe for Git > projects, > and has integrated all their
>services
>with Git. GitHub also _______________________________________________
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