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yes, please read the linked blog post. they used both hg and git quite a bit but found hg easier to host, use and move over from subversion (convert repos but
by atrain34 16y ago
yes, please read the linked blog post. they used both hg and git quite a bit but found hg easier to host, use and move over from subversion (convert repos but also command line).
so yes, cheerleader piece you are right on that. not much cheerleading for hg these days.
- jorgem 16y ago>> not much cheerleading for hg these days. Joel Spolsky seems to like it: http://hginit.com/ http://hginit.com/
- foljs 16y agoHG: liked by the guy that gave us Visual Basic for applications, some nice essays, tons of tedious advice on how to hire the top programmers, a ho-hum bug tracking system and an abomination of a meta-language for creating web-apps, both created by said "top" programmers.