Re: [Soaplite-devel] SOAP-Lite development - SVN?

[Byrne R. <by...@ma...>]

+1

Martin Kutter wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> after doing some maintenance work, I've been stumbling accross some of
> the limitations of CVS.
>
> As I'm (both private and professionally) am using subversion for all
> other projects, I'd like to move SOAP-Lite's repository to SVN, too.
>
> Theres two main reasons for doing so:
>
> * Accessibility via HTTP(S)
> Subversion on SF.net can be accessed via http(s). To me it means that I
> can access SOAP-Lite's repository from everywhere. Right now I'm
> sometimes having troubles to connect through company firewalls.
>
> * Lazyness
> SVN keeps a global revision number (and a global revision log) for the
> whole repository. When compiling the Changes file for a release, yll a
> maintainer has to do is typing "svn history" and look through the commit
> messages. This is impossible with CVS, as CVS keeps a log for every
> file.
>
> There's a few other reasons I'm not going to discuss in detail - if you
> need more info on differences between CVS and SVN, just ask.
>
> SF.net provides SVN repositories, and instruction on how to migrate
> (using cvs2svn - I have been migrating the twentysomething repositories
> of my former team with cvs2svn without having troubles).
>
> If there's no opinions against the migration, I'll proceed - please let
> me know your thoughts.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Martin
>
>
>
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