Hi Timm,
On 02/24/2011 05:18 AM, Timm Drevensek wrote:
> So the CVS& GIT content is currently diverging by the begin of February.
Yes. The git was just a snapshot to give access while SF cleans up their mess,
there is no live link between CVS and git.
> As far as I see the situation in Darmstadt, we have no ongoing plans for
> switching to OpenSG 2.x in the near future...but someday we will switch.
> So far for us, a stable OpenSG 1.x source solution is currently important.
Understood. That's why i see you guys more as the keepers of 1 than Gerrit,
Carsten or me (you're the ones fixing all the bugs in 1 lately anyway ;).
> We
> don't have any experience with git so far but it would be a good point to
> start with dcvs's, since there are tools like smartgit or tortoisegit for
> windows.
Yup. And I would be very interested in experiences anybody has with git on
Windows.
> I goggled around and found out, that there are many possibility's with git
> like mirroring of svn etc.
> (http://blog.tfnico.com/2010/11/git-svn-mirror-for-multiple-branches.html)
> There is also Mercurial (HG) with Bitbucket and ongoing comparisations like
> "Git is Wesley Snipes, Mercurial is Denzel Washington and SVN is Morgan
> Freeman" It sounds more like a religious war between HG& GIT...but it seems
> to be, that git offers more features?!
There is a religious war out, but I don't think it concerns us much. For the
things we do IMHO either one would be fine. The main difference I can see is
that hg keeps the history sacred while git allows you change it to keep it
clean. Given that I'm expecting to use SF as an official git with tightly
controlled write access I don't think we will have to mess with the history a
whole lot, development will not be done on that tree, so I don't see a problem
here. The main advantage is that there people on the team that have experience
with git.
Dirk
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