en tors 11 jan. 2024 kl 10:58 skrev <kiran.sm...@siliconbrains.co.in>: >> >> Hello Andreas, >> >> Thank you for the reply. Could you please share the pricing >> details for Tortoise SVN as well.
Subversion *clients*, and servers, are available in most Linux distributions as well. Actually running the server, helping your company set up robust failover and backup services, and helping train your personnel to use it effectively and efficiently..... that's what skilled consultants are for. I'd also discourage you from hosting it internally, rather than using a cloud hosted external service, unless you can afford the time to maintain it. If you're starting from scratch.... you should also look at "git" as well, at https://github.com/ or other repositories. Even https://sourceforge.com, which was once the go-to public Subversion service, has been encouraging its users to migrate to git. Subversion works well for environments with a "single source of truth" and a "no one is allowed to work on their own without witnesses" approach to source control, which I know a few old clients prefer. Unfortunately, those mandatory commits are trivially staged locally with the "git-svn" plugin, so it's become quite difficult to enforce.
