SVN had a great feature set, and a great way to handle merges, and sane defaults.
too bad they hit some limits as repos become larger and larger, tried to implement a new storage engine, and basically they never managed to iron out all bugs out of it in time, while the older storage engine entered feature freeze and was basically abandoned.
I've been checking them for years, and there were file corruption issue for so long, I lost interest in tracking the status anymore, as by that point I wrapped my head around the git model.
too bad they hit some limits as repos become larger and larger, tried to implement a new storage engine, and basically they never managed to iron out all bugs out of it in time, while the older storage engine entered feature freeze and was basically abandoned.
I've been checking them for years, and there were file corruption issue for so long, I lost interest in tracking the status anymore, as by that point I wrapped my head around the git model.