Archive for the 'svk' Category

A page on SVK

Wednesday, January 31st, 2007
One of the goals of Version Control Blog is to create summary pages with essential information about various version control systems (see left column, “Pages” section). Here is a page on SVK. Especially, “svk: Version Control Without Headaches” is a recommended read.

Svk 2.0 released

Thursday, January 25th, 2007
Svk 2.0 was released on 3 Jan 2007. Svk is the distributed version control system built on top of Subversion, with many advanced features. Svk homepage is at http://svk.bestpractical.com/. Major changes since last major release include:
  • Interactive commits: svk will walk you through each change in each file, and let you decide exactly which ones you want to commit.
  • Views support appeared for beta testing: You can set up a “view” that is a map of several parts of a repository (different paths at different revisions). You can then check the “view” out and work with it as if it’s just an ordinary svk checkout path.
  • Better copy and rename support across merge.
  • Speed up repository synchronisation significantly.
Lots of smaller changes and bugfixes are also present. Read the original announcement at Best Practical: “SVK 2.0 is better, faster and just as free”.