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Samuel Tesla Automation Developer Engine Yard Stesla@Engineyard.Com What Is Git? Version Control System DVCS and Git Samuel Tesla Automation Developer Engine Yard [email protected] What is Git? Version Control System • RCS • CVS • Subversion • Perforce • VSS • Vault Distributed Version Control System • Mercurial (hg) • Bazaar (bzr) • Git • Monticello • Darcs Subversion • Centralized repository is a single point of failure. • The repository is the only place where history is stored. • Working copies are just a snapshot. • Cannot commit offline. Git • There are only repositories. • Your “working copy” is a complete repository. • Commits are made locally. • Changes are pushed to or pulled from other repositories. • Commits can be made offline. Your Your Private Public Repo You Push Repo You Pull They Pull Their They Push Their Public Private Repo Repo Two Person Example Why use Git? Peer Pressure • Linux • KDE • Wine • Ruby on Rails • Merb • Rubinius Scalability • No central repository means no single bottleneck. • The pull model eliminates the need for a committers list, and all the politics that go with it. • The trust model is much more scalable. Safety • Every copy of the repository has a complete copy of the history. • Git uses cryptographic hashes to prove that the content you get out is the same content you put in. • You do not have to grant access to your repository to anybody. Convenience • Git is ultimately configurable. • Git can be used offline. • Branches can be made locally to manage changes. • Git is fast. • Git merges very well. Demonstration Resources • http://git.or.cz/ • http://github.com/ • http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ • http://bazaar-vcs.org/ • http://darcs.net/ Questions?.
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