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What about stupid petty-control-freak decision-makers who decree that There Shall Be No Version Control But The One True Corporate ClearCase Repository, and then refuse to allow use of said repository for anything other than Approved Corporate Java Development Projects?

Sadly, some of us have no choice but to use cp -rp-type "version control" for our day-to-day work.

(No, wait, I tell a lie; I believe we do have SCCS available unofficially. As if that's much better...)

In reply to Re^2: My preferred version control system is... by Porculus
in thread My preferred version control system is... by Arunbear

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