August 2019
Beginner
608 pages
16h 7m
English
CVS and Git have a different way of representing changes on a meta level. CVS uses filesets, so changes are recorded per file. Git, on the other hand, uses changesets, so changes are recorded against the whole repository. The advantage of this is that you can revert a change easily; however, this means that it is almost impossible to do a partial checkout (if you want to do this).
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