tuned for use cases like all those little scripts in your ~/bin
directory, or a directory full of HOWTOs.
-SRC revision histories are single, human-readable files beneath a hidden .src
-subdirectory in the directory where they live. There may be multiple
-histories under one directory; SRC treats them as separate projects,
-and history files can be moved elsewhere at any time.
+SRC revision histories are single, human-readable files beneath a
+hidden .src subdirectory in the directory where they live. There may
+be multiple histories under one directory; SRC treats them as separate
+projects, and history files can be moved elsewhere at any time.
SRC gives you simple, consecutive integer revision numbers. It
supports tags and branching. It does not show committer information,
== BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY ==
-SRC history files are RCS master files. There is no hidden state.
+SRC history files are RCS master files. SRC maintains no state other
+than these files.
In order to maintain complete backwards compatibility, one compromise
was made: any commit comment containing a string exactly matching an
It also attributes all commits to J. Random Hacker and sets a
constant screen witch of 79. It's for regression testing.
-== DANGER! DANGER! ==
-This is a proof-of-concept alpha release. The 'branch' command is not
-yet implemented; it is described here to document the design.
+== LIMITATIONS ==
+
+The 'branch' command is not yet implemented; it is described here to
+document the UI design choice.
== REPORTING BUGS ==
+
Report bugs to Eric S. Raymond <esr@thyrsus.com>. The project page is
at http://catb.org/~esr/src
== SEE ALSO ==
+
rcs(1).