I have a fairly unstable connection. It can drop out 5 times in an hour or be fine for several.
Due to the intrusion recently I've removed and re-downloaded my ports tree and want to do the same for my source.
However, when I lose my connection svn freezes and I have to ssh in and kill -9 as ^C is of no use. I then have to:
[CMD=""]$ svn revert
$ svn cleanup[/CMD]
And start again.
I am not very used to subversion but am very familiar with git. Is there any reason why I shouldn't use git-svn to retrieve the source? (Apart from licensing issues.)
Due to the intrusion recently I've removed and re-downloaded my ports tree and want to do the same for my source.
However, when I lose my connection svn freezes and I have to ssh in and kill -9 as ^C is of no use. I then have to:
[CMD=""]$ svn revert
$ svn cleanup[/CMD]
And start again.
I am not very used to subversion but am very familiar with git. Is there any reason why I shouldn't use git-svn to retrieve the source? (Apart from licensing issues.)