SvnBridge - Success

My personal success criteria for SvnBridge is when I no longer care what I am working against. And I think we got to that point. There are still issues, to be fair, but they won't hit you anywhere near mainline development.

I am listening to Rob Conery MVC Storefront 9 in which he makes the mistake of referring to CodePlex as Subversion. With that, I think that I can say, we are there.

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05/10/2008 10:24 PM by

Rob Conery

Doh! Yes - that's exactly the reason I called it Subversion :) - it just seemed very ... Subversion-y :). Awesome job in every way Oren (like you need me to tell you that).

Now come light me up and tell me why my store sucks :)

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