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    From: Gyorgy 'nog' Jeney<nog@s...>
    Date: Fri Apr 14 17:53:36 CEST 2006
    Subject: [oc] kindly convert opencores cvs repository to subversion (svn)
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    Jai Dhar <jai.dhar@g...> wrote:
    > I don't think anyone has ever regretted the move to SVN; I did it with
    > my repository, and haven't regretted it a single moment. I would say
    > the biggest advantage is doing away with tagging/branching, and
    > replacing that concept with moving/copying of directories. Also,
    > regarding web admin., SVN (unlike CVS), is designed for the web in the
    > first place, so it integrates well with Apache. My repository is
    > located here - http://via.dynalias.org/svn
    > This is both the URL that you can get via the web, or an SVN client -
    > very simple. As you can see, the interface is very dry and simple, but
    > it supports XML, so you can design whatever interface you want and
    > display whatever info.
    >
    > The move from CVS to SVN will take some time on the repository side;
    > there are scripts that help you do the move, but with something as
    > large as opencores, I'm not sure how well it would work out. Either
    > way, I sincerely hope the switch is made at some point.

    I'm all for SVN but what you're asking for, with this mass conversion, is to
    pull the rug out from right under everyones feet, which is _very_ impolite,
    causes unecessary confusion, anoyment and anger (think: `What did you do with my
    repo?!?!). Remember: "element of least surprise" should (mostly) be the number
    one criteria.

    nog.

     
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