I vastly prefer Subversion to CVS. Admittedly, I've only used CVS for one major project - but part of that is because it annoyed me so much that one time that I've had minimal desire to ever work with it again.
I've been using Subversion for close to 2 years at work now. There are some things it doesn't handle on its own (eg, keeping prima facie knowledge about which revisions from branch A have been merged into branch B), and there are some things which are done in slightly non-obvious ways, but for the most part I'm quite happy with it.
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Date: 2007-08-24 04:27 am (UTC)I've been using Subversion for close to 2 years at work now. There are some things it doesn't handle on its own (eg, keeping prima facie knowledge about which revisions from branch A have been merged into branch B), and there are some things which are done in slightly non-obvious ways, but for the most part I'm quite happy with it.