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Version Control Cheatsheet
13 May 2009 | 4 comments | Tagged as: Git Mercurial Subversion
More and more open source projects are moving away from using client/server based revision control systems such as Subversion, to solutions that use the distributed model. Two of the most popular of these are Git and Mercurial.
Git has been adopted by the Linux kernel, Perl, GNOME, Samba, X ...
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Moving a Subversion repository to a new server
18 November 2009 | 0 comments | Tagged as: Subversion
There are many ways available to migrate a Subversion repository between servers using such tools as svnsync or svnadmin hotcopy.
However if you are migrating from a server with an old version of Subversion, you may not have these tools available.
The easiest method I have found to move a ...
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Migrating Version Control from Subversion to Git
9 December 2009 | 0 comments | Tagged as: Git Subversion
Recently at work we have moved over from using Subversion as our Version Control System to Git. We made this change for several reasons. Branching and merging between branches is much easier in Git. Git is a distributed version control system. Every working copy is a repository its own right ...
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