On Tue, 01 Feb 2005 14:05:12 -0500
Timothy Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My only requirement is that whoever hosts it provides DETAILED
> INSTRUCTIONS on how to use it. I am familiar enough with CVS to use it.
> But I really want to avoid learning something auxiliary to my primary
> jobs here which are chip design and PR.
cvs ci = svn ci
cvs diff -u = svn diff
cvs up = svn up
cvs co = svn co
Yes, it's really like this :)
The differences are very small. I'm using svn for
my personal stuff for some time now and didn't do
any learning than replacing cvs by svn in the commands
i type.
The thing i like the best about svn is, that
commits are atomic over several directories.
Ie, it's one commit, it either succedes or fails
completely and reversal can be done as one and not
in several error prone steps.
I never used the "distributed development" stuff
or any other advanced feature (kinda pointless if
you are the only one working on a repo :)
Attila Kinali
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