Bryan Tong Minh wrote:
We could take a look at Bazaar. It has pretty good SVN integration.You can create a (centralized) checkout of an SVN repo and when you commit into that centralized checkout from your local Bazaar branch it should commit into the master SVN as well (as I understand it). This would allow peaceful concurrent use of a centralized and decentralized version control system (although Bazaar itself supports centralized use as well). Plus it works natively on Windows without icky POSIX emulation layers.
I have not had time myself to look into the details yet, so I don't know if what I wrote actually works, but it looks promising from what I read.
Bryan
I didn't try bazaar too much, but my experience is that it works. Although I sympathise with Chad. With several SCMs out there you end up having to use (and their commands are slightly different between them :( ...).
As far as i know, the current trend is more towards Git than towards Bazaar. It's not a bad system, but Git seems to have more traction at the moment.
-- Hay
git seems to be bad at integrating with Windows.