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For the country, see Slovakia.
SVK (also written svk) is a decentralized version control system written in Perl, with a hierarchical distributed design comparable to centralized deployment of BitKeeper and GNU arch. The primary author of svk is Chia-liang Kao (Chinese: 高嘉良). Like Perl, it is distributed under the Artistic License and the GNU General Public License, making svk free software.
On June 5, 2006, Chia-liang Kao joined Best Practical, makers of Request Tracker (and also heavy users of SVK), and SVK became a Best Practical product [1] [2].
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Features
SVK uses the Subversion filesystem but provides additional features:
- Offline operations like checkin, log, merge.
- Distributed branches.
- Lightweight checkout copy management (no .svn directories).
- Advanced merge algorithms, like star-merge and cherry picking.
- Changeset signing and verification.
- Can mirror and operate on Subversion, Perforce and CVS repositories.
See also
- List of revision control software
- Comparison of revision control software
- Subversion
- GNU arch, the source of inspiration for svk's star-merge feature
- Bazaar, another open-source distributed SCM tool
- Git, another open-source distributed SCM tool
- Monotone, another open-source distributed SCM tool
- Mercurial, another open-source distributed SCM tool
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