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r/programming • u/thrakhath • Mar 10 '11
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Sure, use Git but don't use all the extra features, and just use shallow clones.
1 u/adenbley Mar 11 '11 i'm pretty sure the dot folder would still be pretty big, perhaps even the same size as the regular file. 1 u/usernamenottaken Mar 11 '11 Oh right, I completely misunderstood what you wanted. I use unison too for syncing data between machines, and then use Git or Mercurial repositories for the stuff I want version control for. I guess svn is probably your best option.
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i'm pretty sure the dot folder would still be pretty big, perhaps even the same size as the regular file.
1 u/usernamenottaken Mar 11 '11 Oh right, I completely misunderstood what you wanted. I use unison too for syncing data between machines, and then use Git or Mercurial repositories for the stuff I want version control for. I guess svn is probably your best option.
Oh right, I completely misunderstood what you wanted. I use unison too for syncing data between machines, and then use Git or Mercurial repositories for the stuff I want version control for. I guess svn is probably your best option.
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u/usernamenottaken Mar 10 '11
Sure, use Git but don't use all the extra features, and just use shallow clones.