Bazaar for Subversion users, part 1 - the basics
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"Way of working with BazaarBACK TO TOC There are to
ways of working with Bazaar.
"Purely distributed
"Semi-centralized
"First means that there’s no central repository. Every
user works in his own repository and repositories can be easily
merged. Moreover, the entire concept of branch and repository has
been put together. Meaning that there are no repositories per se
anymore. Each branch is a repository and a repository is a
branch.
"Semi-centralized approach means that repositories kept on
remote computer and we checkout the repository – just like in
Subversion.
"The major difference between the two is that in the first case
we checkout a repository that sits on our computer, usually in the
same directory as the repository (more on this later in the
series). In the later case, we have to checkout the remote
repository."
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