Can anyone recommend a CVS/Subversion host?
And as long as I have your attention... is there any reason to choose Subversion over CVS or vice versa?
Thanks!
baron ruhstoff 2008.03.28, 06:22PM — versioning
Stickman 2008.03.29, 05:01PM —
Of the two, use Subversion. Although, if I hadn't already set my projects up on SVN I'd probably be using Mercurial because it's a DVCS which has a number of advantages over a centralised system like CVS or SVN.
As for a host, I use Assembla -- it's a great service and you get a lot for free (SVN by default but Mercurial too, as well as tools like Trac, a wiki etc.).
baron ruhstoff 2008.03.29, 09:16PM —
Originally posted by: Stickman
Of the two, use Subversion. Although, if I hadn't already set my projects up on SVN I'd probably be using Mercurial because it's a DVCS which has a number of advantages over a centralised system like CVS or SVN.
As for a host, I use Assembla -- it's a great service and you get a lot for free (SVN by default but Mercurial too, as well as tools like Trac, a wiki etc.).
Cool, cool. Thanks!
poliguin 2008.04.01, 11:30AM —
used to use tortoisesvn.tigris.org/, liked it a bit, but there are some annoyances that i couldn't figure out how to get around - especially when it came to having out of sync binaries. would usually have to just delete my local binary, update then recompile. the other mother b was changing working directories, it didn't like that so much.
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