[Phpwm] Version control - project organisation

[Alex Mace]

Indeed. I think one of the big advantages of git is supposed to be  
that you can do local branches and commits and then push your changes  
back to repository. It means you can keep track of your changes  
without a network connection, etc. I keep meaning to explore using it  
locally with a Subversion repository to make more commits and make  
experimentation a bit easier.

Alex

On 28 Aug 2009, at 10:20, David Goodwin wrote:

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> Ian Munday wrote:
>> Why Git?  I'm familiar with CVS and Subversion, but doesn't Git
>> essentially provide the same functionality, albeit in a slightly
>> different way (local versus centralised repositories)?
>>
>> Regards,
>
>
> My understanding (I've never really used git) was that it handles
> branching and merging a lot better than subversion.
>
> I believe git can have a single centralised repository.
>
> David.
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