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| ===== svn cons ===== | ===== svn cons ===== |
| * it is common for the sake of administration to keep few repositories. This causes totally unrelated projects to be stored in that repository, such as the development of web sites for clients. Once development of a site is finished, it may never be needed again, but it will always remain and take up space in the svn repository. Since it is advised for git to be used on a project by project basis, all you need to do is delete the project directory. | * it is common for the sake of administration to keep few repositories. This causes totally unrelated projects to be stored in that repository, such as the development of web sites for clients. Once development of a site is finished, it may never be needed again, but it will always remain and take up space in the svn repository. In contrast, since it is advised for git to be used on a project by project basis, all you need to do in git is delete the project directory. |
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