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| A distributed ["SCM"] tool is designed to support a model in which each ["Repository"] is loosely coupled to many others. Each Repository contains a complete set of metadata describing one or more projects. These repositories may be located almost anywhere. Individual developers only need access to their own repositories, not to a central one, in order to ["Commit"] changes. | A '''distributed [[SCM]]''' tool (abbreviated: a DSCM tool) is designed to support a model in which each [[Repository|repository]] is loosely coupled to many others. Each repository contains a complete set of metadata describing one or more projects. These repositories may be located almost anywhere. Individual developers only need access to their own repositories, not to a central one, in order to [[Commit|commit]] changes. |
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| Distributed ["SCM"]s provide mechanisms for propagating changes between repositories. | Distributed SCMs provide mechanisms for propagating changes between repositories. Distributed SCMs are in contrast to [[CentralisedSCM|centralised SCMs]]. Mercurial is a DSCM. Some distributed SCMs include (incomplete list): || ''Name'' || ''Project home'' || ''Wikipedia article'' || || [[Bazaar]] || http://bazaar-vcs.org/ || [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bazaar_software|link]] || || Darcs || http://darcs.net/ || [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darcs|link]] || || Git || http://git.or.cz/ || [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git_%28software%29|link]] || || [[Mercurial]] || http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ || [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercurial_%28software%29|link]] || See also: * [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_revision_control|Distributed revision control]] on Wikipedia ---- CategoryGlossary |
Distributed SCM
A distributed SCM tool (abbreviated: a DSCM tool) is designed to support a model in which each repository is loosely coupled to many others. Each repository contains a complete set of metadata describing one or more projects. These repositories may be located almost anywhere. Individual developers only need access to their own repositories, not to a central one, in order to commit changes.
Distributed SCMs provide mechanisms for propagating changes between repositories.
Distributed SCMs are in contrast to centralised SCMs. Mercurial is a DSCM.
Some distributed SCMs include (incomplete list):
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Project home |
Wikipedia article |
Darcs |
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Git |
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See also:
Distributed revision control on Wikipedia