bazaar performance with single large project and a comparison with?git / mercurial
Teemu Likonen
tlikonen at iki.fi
Sun Apr 27 19:30:42 BST 2008
Torsten Bronger wrote (2008-04-24 15:26 +0200):
> The unfortunate thing here is not so much Bazaar's performance per se
> in my option. Before Git, nobody really cared about benchmarking
> VCS'es. Well, at least this has become *much* more popular since
> then. Fact is that even Bazaar is fast enough for >90% of the
> projects out there.
>
> However, its performance is problematic nevertheless because it makes
> advocacy more difficult. People tend to look at the Big Projects when
> they choose between VCS'es.
I don't know about history but now it seems that benchmarks are for two
things:
- Selling the product. Bazaar, Git and Mercurial all have notions of
performance on their own web sites. According to the web sites
they're all really fast VCSes. Some quotes: "See our impressive
benchmark results"; "faster than most other version control systems";
"Extremely high-performance".
- Help choosing suitable/best version control for use. It's easy to
understand why people look at benchmarks and big projects. It's nice
to know that tool have been extensively tested by some well-known and
appreciated project. "If they can trust this, so can I."
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