Comment Re:is arch CVS compatible (like subversion)? (Score 2) 300

by Pilchie on Wednesday February 06, 2002 @10:48AM (#2961284) Attached to: Tom Lord's Decentralized Revision Control System

The subversion developers are coming close. The current version supports almost everything CVS does, plus more. See the homepage, for more details. Also, something not noted on the webpage is that someone has actually got a cvs2svn repository converter which can convert repositories. Note that it doesn't follow branches or tags yet, but is able to convert the entire mainline gcc development tree to an svn repository.

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