Philippe Lhoste wrote:
...
I still advice to use SVN, more modern than CVS.
I indicated Tortoise only as an example of use on Windows: I installed
it, and it installs SVN, hiding the gory details, creating a lightweight
database where you ask, and so on. And you use it directly in Windows
Explorer, where you have your files.
I have yet to read more the manual, I under-use it, alas.
It is actually even lighter than you think! :)
In the "server-less" local repo case, TSVN makes use of (binds to) the
SVN API (embodied in a library or libraries)... and does not need the
command line portions of SVN at all - it just makes the calls directly!
So there is no spoon... or, SVN required. ;)
Robert Roessler
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