Bazaar Presentation.

[Eric Berry]

Thanks for the help here. Based on the feedback I've decided to take this
slide out. I don't think it provides any real benefit, and it leaves too
much for arguments.

The purpose of the presentation is show my co-workers why I chose Bazaar
over the others. The biggest reasons was it's small learning curve when
coming from SVN, and it's support for the simplest of hosting solutions, and
it's ability to work well on top of SVN.

I feel I've already hit these points, and so the "commands" slide is not
really necessary at all.

Thanks,
Eric

On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 6:32 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull <stephen at xemacs.org>wrote:

> Eric Berry writes:
>
>  > Some that I use on a daily basis that I don't think git has is:
>  > bzr missing
>
> There is a --dryrun parameter to git push.
>
>  > bzr alias (I've aliased a few common commands for my common usages: log
>  > --forward, shelve --all, etc...)
>
> This kind of thing is subsumed by "git config".
>
> Lots of people like the bzr versions of these better.  I think you can
> summarize by saying that bzr makes an effort to provide useful
> commands with natural names.  git command names are often quite
> awkward because of the way git is developed.  This means that Bazaar
> may be more discoverable than git.  (I don't personally feel that way,
> but that's probably just me. :-)
>
>


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