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Whats the best source control program for single person projects? Right now I have a website project that I manage with SVN. Basically I just use it to streamline moving files from my local machine to my webserver. Instead of manually moving files with a ftp program, I just commit, then ssh into my server, then checkout. Its gotten to the point where I think I need to start branching. I want to add new features, but don't want to tie up my source in case a bug is discovered in myworking site while the SVN repo is tied up in my developement of a new feature. I head SVN is bad at branching. Should I switch to another program like git or w/e or will SVN be fine?
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There is a function that I edited a few commits ago that is no longer working. How do I checkout an older version of a file from, say, 4 commits ago? I don't want to undo anything, I just want to mess around with an older version to do some debugging. I'm using git...
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Oct 8, 2009 09:29
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A few months ago someone posted a link to a really cool git repository visualizer, but I can't find the link. It represented every file as a little dot, and each committer was a little icon and it visualized each committer shrinking and expanding each file. Anyone know what I'm talking about?
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Oct 8, 2010 20:35
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musclecoder posted:I'd be interested if there is one for git, but this one, code_swarm, for Subversion seems to be along the lines of what you're talking about : http://code.google.com/p/codeswarm/ codeswarm is different, similar but different to what I'm looking for.
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Oct 8, 2010 21:01
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SAHChandler posted:You are looking for Gource I believe. Thats it! Yes thanks.
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