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What is the SVN strategy for a small team?
At the moment, we are just sorting through various options for working, but assembling a trunk has become hell several times. There is a suspicion that the approach itself is crooked initially.
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Land assembly on pre-commit-hook? Will be executed every time on the server, without a successful build, the commit will be rejected. Although it will be slow, I suspect. The whole point of SVN is lost.
Agree with the concept of small atomic commits from pi314 's comment . But for this, you need to untie the assembly from the commit, which is possible only in a distributed VCS. I use SVN myself, I find Git overcomplicated and heavy. I'm looking in the direction of Fossil, I haven't tried it yet.
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