Brief article on benchmarks of Python repository with leading DVCSen

[Aaron Bentley]

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Paul Moore wrote:
> 2009/2/11 Nicholas Allen <nicholas.allen at ableton.com>:
>> I mean all they have to do is *one* extra command (not even for each branch
>> but just once per project):
>>
>> bzr init-repo my-branches
>>
>> Then they just have to branch all there branches below that directory.
> 
> A purely personal comment - it's this second part that's the issue.
> Bazaar is dictating my directory structure, and that's what I dislike.

Bazaar's shared repos do place some constraints on the location of
branches.  Subversion places rather heavier constraints on branch location.

Like Subversion, Bazaar does not place any constraints on the location
of working directories, so you can organize those as you please.

Or you can use stacking to give you similar advantages to a shared repo,
with no constraints on location.

Aaron
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