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Version Control, also known as revision control, or source code management (SCM), is the management of changes to documents, computer programs, large web sites, and other collections of information. Changes are usually identified by a number or letter code, termed the "revision number", "revision level", or simply "revision".
Name |
WikiPage |
Main package |
Comment |
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Git |
Distributed. |
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Subversion / SVN |
Client-Server. Popular CVS replacement... slowly get less popular. |
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Mercurial / HG |
Distributed. |
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GNA Arch / TLA |
none |
Distributed/Decommissioned |
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Darcs |
none |
Distributed. |
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Bazaar / BZR |
none |
Distributed. |
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Fossil |
none |
Distributed. |
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not so used VCS (Version Control System) |
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Aegis |
none |
filesystem-oriented, poor network support |
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Codeville |
none |
Distributed/Discontinued |
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CVS |
none |
Client-Server. |
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Monotone |
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RCS |
none |
A 1980s source code control system |
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CSSC/SCCS |
none |
1970s source code control system which is part of UNIX |
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See Also
Debian is (still) changing (popularity of each VCS for Debian development - 2013)
Wiki pages
All Debian wiki pages about Version Control Systems: