Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| From what I've read, the merging algorithms of git are much more
| powerful than those of svn. But that is not really my point. Working
| with SVN means either that one guy controls everything (you)
Which is obviously not true. (Other than from an admin viewpoint)
Maybe I am the only one thinking that way then. Or maybe you are the
only one who thinks that's obviously not true?
But there will be in systems that use (f.ex.) git, one master copy
somewhere.
Sure but multiple versions will converge eventually at one point of
time; and freedom to develop what you want would be encouraged. And who
knows which copy will be the master at the end ;-)
| or that
| each developer is trusted to do the right thing (comments are of
| course welcome and encouraged).
So the question is how to gain trust then...
(quite easy really...)
No, the question is what "trust" means for you. I reckon that it means
that one can gain trust from you if and only if he follow your way of
working to the letter.
Abdel.
