Recommend GIT or SVN.
On Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 7:45 PM, Tim Chase
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> The OP wrote:
> >> which one is the Django community moving toward to, mercurial or git?
> >> if Django is to be moved...
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> Because Subversion is fairly popular, but mercurial and git have
> svn interfaces. Thus the Django community seems to be "core
> Django development is in Subversion, but interface with whatever
> works for you, whether that's SVN, git, mercurial, bazaar, darcs,
> or even telnet". :)
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> Jarek Zgoda wrote:
> > I'd say, if your team is local or small (up to 10 developers) or your
> > development is centralized, do not go with distributed system,
> > distributed system = more pain (with process management) + no gain
> > (for such small team). Larger teams are too rare for me to have any
> > opinion on the situation, though...
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> I can't speak to using git (I tried it in the early days, but its
> documentation was wanting, and it had a duct-tape-and-baling-wire
> feel to it. It seems to be much better now from what I hear),
> but Mercurial's (and Bazaar's) command-line interface is nearly
> identical to Subversion's with just a few bonus functionalities
> for dealing with distributed aspects. I also find
> branching/merging less painful in distributed VCSes...last I
> checked, merge-tracking in Subversion is a nascent feature (I
> think it just landed in the latest 1.5 release) so I hope it's
> stable & great. But it's been in DVCSes for ages. Lastly DVCSes
> *can* be used in a centralized manner. So you can guess my
> verdict is to use the DVCS that fits you -- for me that's bazaar
> or mercurial (though I should revisit git as well to see how it's
> progressed) which I use even for personal projects. And I think
> for a project like Django, Subversion is an excellent "lingua
> franca" of version control that all the others speak.
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> -tim
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