Where are the log messages , commit history and code differences are stored in SVN & GIT. How are they different in terms of maintaining commit history and code differences?
SVN and GIT commit history & code differences
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The commit history are in
svn log
andgit log
. The code differences aresvn diff
andgit diff
respectively; (as you can see there are a lot of similarities between the two already ;) ).The difference between how they maintain commit history/code differences is very very minute. Once you commit a change to the repository (with either VCS), they don't go away. Those changes are always in the repository in whatever branch you commit them in. The differences between
git
andsvn
comes from the other various features of the two systems (such as re-basing ingit
or usingsvn externals
insvn
, as an example).Now, viewing diffs via the command line can be rather.. Verbose to some extent (read: ugly). I would recommend something like git-extensions or TortoiseSVN for viewing diffs as you will have a much cleaner (and easier to use) interface for seeing the differences between two versions.