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From: | Alain M. |
Subject: | Re: [lwip-devel] Mercurial... or GIT |
Date: | Fri, 12 Dec 2008 17:37:38 -0200 |
User-agent: | Thunderbird 2.0.0.17 (X11/20080914) |
Simon Kallweit escreveu:
> The real gain with mercurial is that local branching is really easy. > If you implement a new feature, just create a new branch. [...] Isn't that the cas with GIT too?It's the case with all DVCS, so yes, it's also the case with git. I don't yet have much experience with git though, so I favored for mercurial, which I think will become pretty widespread over time.
I don't have much experience with VCS, except a litttle with SVN... But I have come to the imprression that things are divided in two:1) before GIT: lots of alternatives were emerging, as none was not good enough in many different aspects 2) after GIT: there is a good enough DVCS and as better interfaces begun to spring, more and more projects are migrating to GIT.
Probably GIT is the one with the biggest growth of all VCS ;-)Genarally, in the Open Source world, many projects get stuck because of too few mantainers (see Slakware for one). Another aspect is that the Mercurial people may have a good importing tool from CVS, mut most probably no-one will have a good importing tool FROM Mercurial. So IMHO there is a distinct possibility of getting stuck in Mercurial... Bazaar could only be ok because Canonical was using it...
Alain
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