No, it was "atomic commits and single revision number for a change"
Remember CVS had non-atomic commits (part of the commit could succeed, part could fail), and per-file version numbers.
Disclaimer: I worked a lot on SVN :)
No, it was "atomic commits and single revision number for a change"
Remember CVS had non-atomic commits (part of the commit could succeed, part could fail), and per-file version numbers.
Disclaimer: I worked a lot on SVN :)