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So far, so good (Score:2)

by autarch (914)

I've been using it just to play with it on my laptop. It seems really good so far but take this with a grain of salt because A) I'm using it by myself, no other users, and B) I'm not using the DAV bits.

I have found at least a few bugs (or maybe just unhelpful error messages) but nothing critical, and bring able to rename things is pretty darn cool.
- Re:So far, so good (Score:1)
  
  by chromatic (983)
  
  Are you using the Sleepycat backend? It's been a while since I looked into it, but I seem to recall that's how they implement the non DAV bits.
  
  I'd really like to be able to use svn for my own, mostly single-user purposes. Any pointers?
  - Re:So far, so good (Score:2)
    
    by autarch (914) on 2002.08.31 20:21 (#12415) Homepage Journal
    
    I think it's berkeleydb that it uses, but the URLs are just file:///path/to/repository
    
    I've had no trouble with it to speak of. It's enough like cvs to be really easy to switch to, but it's just better. If you've used CVS, you'll have no trouble with it.
    
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