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Bazaar (formerly Bazaar-NG) is a distributed revision control system sponsored by Canonical Ltd., designed to make it easier for anyone to contribute to open source software projects. As of 2007, the ... More

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AUDIENCE : developers
advanced users : LICENSE : gnu general public license (gpl)
OPERATING SYSTEM : posix
os independent : PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE : Python
USER INTERFACE : console

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Bazaar vs svn

by Philip Brown on Oct 27, 2009

I know this question has been asked before: Bazaar vs svn, which one is better? As I understand it, Bazaar doesn't support keyword expansion, is this true? Also there are eclipse plugins for svn and none for bazarr, is this true also? My organization uses Bazaar and I am trying to decide whether to switch to svn. I'm a little new to the whole thing so could someone please advise? Thanks!

Bzr vs CVS vs Subversion

by Marty Bennett on Oct 02, 2007

Hi - I am looking for a source control system to use for our outsourced development team. We are currently using Microsoft Visual Source Safe and I have been looking at SVN and Bzr. How do they stack up? Any experience? What are the differences?