On Tuesday 26 August 2008, Sean O'Connor wrote: > Also something which can save you a great deal of trouble on the hosting > side of things is Google Code <http://code.google.com>. Google offers a > pretty nice and free site for open source projects which includes an SVN > repo, a wiki, and a bug tracker.
Mmm. :-/ A few things I don't like about (what I've heard about) SVN: - Doesn't detect repository corruption - Not distributed - Merges can sometimes be difficult I'd rather use a distributed source control management (like Git or Hg) so that working remotely doesn't require a network connection. I've merged several branches with Git and had to resolve conflicts -- I don't know from experience how painful (or not) that is with SVN, but I've heard that it can sometimes be a lousy experience. If I used Google Code, I'd probably use Git or Hg locally, then use git-svn or hgsvn to push up to Google's SVN repo. Sounds good other than that. -- Chris -- Chris Knadle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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