On Friday 14 October 2011 14:41:48 Cornelius Schumacher wrote: > So using git or something similar for some files and some other mechanism > like rsync for other files sounds like a resonable concept to me.
In the first VCS implementation just tracking non-binary files seems like a good idea. A solution for large binaries can be added afterwards, but the most obvious need related to non-binary. Git would be a good choice in terms of speed, merge logic and flexible repo relationships, but due to the complexity in configuring it, maybe it would be worth sacrificing those features for a simpler VCS which would require less complex resolutions when issues arise. Most owncloud users wont have a hope of personalising their VCS configuration if they have to learn Git first. Or do you think that it will be possible to implement git as the non-binary VCS backend in owncloud in a way that is totally transparent to the user and will never require direct configuration? If a user wants to do anything other than the VCS than use it within Owncloud then surely git will start posing major problems. Sam.
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