Re: any public hosting for lua projects that use subversion?

["Leo Razoumov" <slonik.az@...>]

On 11/17/06, Asko Kauppi <askok@dnainternet.net> wrote:
> Just nag the LuaForge people, they do have in plans to open svn hosting.
>
> I have to use (partly) cvs in my current project, and it beats me,
> why Anyone any more would stick with that. Don't. :)
>
> It's like pre-alpha svn, sorely missing essential features (s.a. file
> rename) that svn has for granted. Archaic. **shivers** ;)   Perhaps
> it's good for Perl coding.
>
> -asko

CVS is inferior to SVN in almost all aspects except for one: CVS uses
human readable ASCII text files for storage while SVN uses binary
format.
By pocking around in the CVS repository and directly renaming/editing
files I can do anything SVN does and more. I admit, it is ugly but for
those of us who used CVS for years before any alternative became
available, CVS repository hacking became "natural" act in some strange
way.

--Leo--