Re: What a modern collaboration toolkit looks like

[Werner LEMBERG]

> I don't understand what you mean, here, probably because I don't
> know git.  cvs can work on arbitrary sets of files, e.g. with "cvs
> update".  What do you mean?

You can commit a change offline (git commit).  Later on, when you are
online, you say `git pull' to get the current state of the repository,
and automatical merging happens (and the usual warnings if there are
conflicts).  Finally, you say `git push' to synchronize your git
repository with the global one.  What I like most is that a
checked-out git repository is the whole project: You have access to
all previous changes ever done -- something CVS doesn't offer.


    Werner