[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lars Gullik Bjønnes) writes:
| Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
|
| | From what I've read, the merging algorithms of git are much more
| | powerful than those of svn. But that is not really my point. Working
| | with SVN means either that one guy controls everything (you)
|
| Which is obviously not true. (Other than from an admin viewpoint)
|
| But there will be in systems that use (f.ex.) git, one master copy
| somewhere.
Hmm this looks wrong.
What I mean that there will usually be one spider in the middle of the
net in distributed scms that takes care of merging from others and
releasing stuff. (Sure there can be more than one spider there)
So dist-scms can mean quite a few changes in day to day work, but in
the end they are not that different from centralized scms.
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Lgb
