On 14/12/13 09:28 PM, Leonardo Zide wrote: > I had a test git running for a little bit but didn't see any > advantages over svn so I took it down. I can look into it again if > people like it better.
Here are some of the advantages: -works offline - allow committing distinct patches without sharing them -better workflow, dealing with branches, etc -actual distinction between patch author vs committer. To me it is probably my biggest issue with SVN. -much easier to send a bunch of patches: just "pull request" (GitHub or Gitorious can offer the easy way for pull request, but even then you don't need to centralize on any of these) and with the above you don't even need to require creating individual account for contributors. -distributed backup of the repository. Thanks to git clone. I made a clone of the SVN into a git one using git-svn just so that I don't have to use SVN. I can give you a hand if you want. The cons are -some people are better used to SVN and hate git -not sure if it isn't still a pain on Windows (I don't do Windows) Cheers, Hub _______________________________________________ Leocad mailing list [email protected] https://list.gerf.org/listinfo/leocad
