Version Control Help - GIT / SVN [closed]

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I joined a company that works with GIT, I worked with SVN, and I'm having some difficulties adapting to the GIT. So I'd like to migrate to SVN, since the team is just two developers.

We have the GIT repository on a linux server. For linux, I found Rabbitvcs, which even has git support.

How do I do this migration, or do I find it better to stay with the GIT using Rabbitvcs? Can you help me with this and the following configuration questions?

    
asked by anonymous 11.03.2015 / 14:59

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Hello, I strongly advise you to use Git as it is the most commonly used version control tool, and it's never good to be outdated. Git is not the most used by chance. Here are the advantages over the others:

  • Speed
  • Simple design
  • Strong support for non-linear development
  • Fully deployed
  • Ability to handle large volume efficiently

This here tab is great and explains the git commands in an execution flow. If you know a little English github also has this great online tutorial

Basically you will use the commands add , commit , push to add information. And the fetch and pull commands to update your project.

I also recommend the use of branchs. A very good tool for this branch control is Gitflow

    
11.03.2015 / 17:01
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Here in the company we have been using Subversion for quite some time.

link

As for migration issues, I do not know what to tell you.

    
11.03.2015 / 15:09