Hi Clemens, 2009/3/17 Clemens Anhuth <[email protected]>: > > Hello. > > I am sorry to jump into this topic late and with a new topic (mailing > list doesn't allow to pick up old topics, does it?), but I want to say > that switching to something other than Subversion would be to me making > it harder to hack Task Coach, because I only know CVS and Subversion.
Bazaar is not that hard to learn, but of course any new tool to learn is an impediment. > Also, the codebase for Task Coach isn't terrible large. Maybe it is an > option to just create another copy of the last trunk checkout on one's > computer to work with while being offline for each feature? Having another copy isnt a problem, but it isn't a solution either. With Bazaar you can create a copy and that copy (called a branch) can be committed to. So you'd get version control locally while still being able to update from the central repository (called 'pull' in Bazaar-speak) and commit to the central repository (called 'push'). Cheers, Frank
