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Subversion's Future?
May 1, 2008, 16 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (5221 reads)

(Other stories by Ben Collins-Sussman)

"According to Google Analytics, one of the most heavily trafficked posts on my blog is the one I wrote years ago, the Risks of Distributed Version Control. It's full of a lot of semi-angry comments about how wrong I am. I thought I would follow up to that post with some newer thoughts and news.

"I have to say, after using Mercurial for a bit, I think distributed version control is pretty neat stuff. As Subversion tests a final release candidate for 1.5 (which features limited merge-tracking abilities), there's a bit of angst going on in the Subversion developer community about what exactly the future of Subversion is..."

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