Git has been a huge advantage to me. When I started using eGit much of the
workflow still required cli. There were no other guitools. I've still never
bought a gui git tool. Maybe I should look at one - dunno. I'll have to look at
bitbucket - I did not know about their free-level accounts.
Git
Yep. Best decision ever was to migrate subversion repos to git.
git is the best thing since sliced bread. It is the SCM Swiss Army Knife. Kudos
to Linus Torvalds for bringing free-and-open-source SCM into the 21st century.
BTW, for those of you who want a free git repo server (where the excellen
For those who are interested, the move Sharpy mentioned took us just over a day
to complete. Dozens of projects, years of SVN history, everything was moved
painlessly to git using SourceTree, our build server was reconfigured and
without any drama we were done. We chose to use bitbucket rather t
+10. I have to use SVN for a couple of projects, and I want to kill myself
every time I have to use it (especially when I have to merge a branch with
trunk). Yes, since Git is distributed, you have to commit + push, but that's
one small disadvantage versus all the advantages.
> After reading t
After reading the "Most Requested" thread I thought I'd relay my experiences,
not about WOnder but about SCM in general. This all occurred within a team
environment but I'll refrain from using the term "we" as it's more about my
perspective.
For my projects, I used svn. Not really used, just so
