Subject | RE: [Firebird-general] An Interview with Tom Lord of Arch on Versioning Systems |
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Author | Claudio Valderrama C. |
Post date | 2004-09-30T08:26:33Z |
marius popa wrote:
The fact the CVS may be so bad doesn't mean that Arch is brilliant nor that
it's much better than Subversion.
Atomic commits make sense in some cases, but in others I don't like the idea
of being forced to commit everything.
Also, Tom could speak a bit about stability in his product. There isn't
agreement that he got a really superior solution.
C.
> Best article i have read in this week / monthIt seems that Tom Lord is king of the ploy.
>
> ps:
> Where i work we reached the limits of cvs very fast (for example
> distributed cvs servers) and i know it tells the truth.
The fact the CVS may be so bad doesn't mean that Arch is brilliant nor that
it's much better than Subversion.
Atomic commits make sense in some cases, but in others I don't like the idea
of being forced to commit everything.
Also, Tom could speak a bit about stability in his product. There isn't
agreement that he got a really superior solution.
C.