
I’m late in the game on announcing this, but Subversion is moving to the ASF!. I think it’s awesome that Collab.net has put in the work necessary to grow such ...
Nearly a year ago, I read an article by Ben Collins-Sussman called A Mercurial “super client”. About a month or so prior to that, I had started playing with Bazaar ...
Good Idea Have a common dump file format that uses key/value pairs of the form: key: value\n Bad IdeaChose not to have full paths start with a leading ‘/’, so that ...
I’ve spent some more time playing with Mercurial, and discovered a few things. First, renames actually track unlike Subversion, where updating my working copy may result in the old filename ...
So, now that the dust has settled—to some degree—on distributed version control systems being the answer to every development problem, I decided to try a few out. To be honest, ...
There was a regression in fsfsverify that prevented it from detecting overflowed windows when the instruction stream wasn’t corrupted. That has been fixed, along with a couple of other minor ...
I’ve been hard at work for the past couple of weeks, and I’m proud to announce that an updated fsfsverify script is available. Functionally, the only difference is the addition ...
Things are going well on the fsfsverify front. I’ve run the new code through a number of tests, and it’s performing just as well as the old one. If this ...
I’ve been hard at work on a new version of fsfsverify that handles the new svndiff1 format. I also took it as an opportunity to rewrite large portions of it, ...
A recent Subversion user had troubles with the middle of their svndiff stream becoming corrupt. Thanks to his openess, and sharing of the corrupted revisions, I was able to verify ...
If you haven’t downloaded and tested the release candidate yet, please read this email, and download it now. A number of folks contributed greatly to the working copy performance, and ...