Re: Creating something like increasing revision numbers

On So, 18 Okt 2009, Nicolas Pitre wrote:

However, given what you want to do is really to stick to the SVN way of 
doing things, then why don't you simply stay with SVN?  Git works in a 

I fear so.

fundamentally different way than SVN, and if you aren't willing/able to 
change your workflow away from the SVN way then there is really not much 
for you to gain by switching to Git.

Well, as I said in the beginning, the metadata handling of svn is a pain
in huge repositories like ours with thousands of subdirectories of subdirs
of subdirs and 80k+ files. That was the reason I thought about git.

But I am coming to the conclusion that I will use git for my other projects,
but not for that one.

Best wishes

Norbert

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