On Wed, 13 Jun 2007, John Griessen wrote:

>Tim Freedom wrote:
>I had looked
>> into Subversion/SVN, which seems to do a great job on binary files,
>> in order to replace the horid 'Synchronicity' tool.
>
>Does SVN do like rsync and reuse chunks of binary files, saving only the
>newly changed parts as a diff?   If so, svn must be good for documenting a
>board design project work directory, where some images documenting a project 
>are saved.
>
>Anyone else have experience using svn as circuit design project document 
>version control?

I do; I use svn to manage all my software and electronic design
projects. However I rarely need to save binary files and even then those
files do not change often.

About the server side, I found svnserve efficient. The largest project I
host is libgpmi; a fresh checkout of branches/+trunk/ is ~10 MB (with a
text base, which means a local backup, so the net weight should be the
half). The project has a long history, with about 2000 commits since
2005. Server side the project takes 17 MB.

>John Griessen
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