What VCS do you use/prefer?

[jgillmanjr]

Started out using SVN for just basic versioning, but use GIT at work.

I will say, GIT > SVN.

What say you?

And let's see how many understand this thread

[TheQ]

I don't code. I just break $#|t. My "versioning" system in our backups!

[bigt8261]

TFS. Not because it's better or worse, but because we have given our souls to our MS overlords.

[jgillmanjr]

TFS. Not because it's better or worse, but because we have given our souls to our MS overlords.

http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/abafc7d6-dcaa-40f4-8a5e-d6724bdb980c

Problem fixt. :>

[bigt8261]

Nice

[linux203]

I have to use AccuRev at work. It's okay.

I used Harvest at a prior employer. Didn't like that one at all.

"I don't always test my code. But when I do, I do it in production."

[gryphon]

"I don't always test my code. But when I do, I do it in production."

[TheQ]

I accidentally fork bombed our development server once.

[fozzy71]

Nerds ITT

[jgillmanjr]

I have to use AccuRev at work. It's okay.

I used Harvest at a prior employer. Didn't like that one at all.

"I don't always test my code. But when I do, I do it in production."

Any reason they use AccuRev as compared to a non-proprietary VCS that they've articulated (if you've asked / picked up in discussion)?

[linux203]

That's the picture I was thinking of, but I was on my phone so couldn't easily attach it. 

Never asked why AccuRev vs git or subversion.

[gryphon]

That's the picture I was thinking of

I thought you were serious and you worked for GM.