active INN VCS repositories

[Russ Allbery]

Ivan Shmakov <oneingray at gmail.com> writes:

> 	I see, it's the SVN repository where the development of INN
> 	currently takes place?  I wonder, why a ``traditional'' VCS was
> 	chosen for this task?  In my opinion, using distributed VCS
> 	makes the benefits of VCS available to all the interested
> 	people, and not just to the holders of the commit-keys to the
> 	repository.

Because when I moved INN from CVS to Subversion, none of those other
revision control systems had been invented yet except for arch, which is
almost unusable.

I still don't personally know git.  It's on my list to learn, but as you
can tell from my lack of activity on INN, I have almost no free time to
pursue things like that.

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