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Frank Ch. Eigler wrote: > Are people generally happy with cvs? If not, we could add bridges to > mercurial or git or even replace cvs outright. If nothing else, moving away from CVS will help things like reproducing snapshots. It is very convenient to have a revision/commit-id that uniquely describes the entire tree, which most other SCMs support. I generally dislike CVS, but I've been making do with my own local git import. The import is actually pretty simple to create and keep sync'ed (git-cvsimport), but committing changes is not well integrated (git-cvsexportcommit). If we publish a git "mirror" of CVS, I think we'll have the same commit issues to deal with. Subversion is nice because it's not too different for those used to CVS, and git-svn is well integrated for people like me who enjoy DSCM. If we are willing to fully jump to DSCM, the I vote for git, but only because I haven't tried any others (mercurial, bazaar). We could even run a git-cvsserver for the dinosaurs to use. :) Josh
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