Blogs›Google›Subversion Integration for Project Hosting
Google's Project Hosting has evolved to support multiple version control systems, enhancing developer flexibility and collaboration. It began with upgrades to Subversion, followed by the introduction of Git support, allowing developers to use their preferred VCS. This evolution aims to provide a robust and versatile platform for code management and project hosting.
5/22/2009
This post announces the introduction of Git support for Google Code, in addition to the existing Subversion support. This allows developers to use Git for their projects hosted on the platform, expanding version control options and developer flexibility.
5/15/2009
Introduced Git support for Google Code, allowing developers to use Git for their projects hosted on the platform, in addition to the existing Subversion integration.
2/3/2009
This post announces the upgrade of Google Project Hosting to Subversion 1.5, detailing the benefits of this new version for code management and collaboration.
7/21/2008
Introduced Git support for Google Code, allowing developers to use Git for their projects hosted on the platform, in addition to existing Subversion support.
5/20/2008
Introduced Git support for Google Code Project Hosting, allowing developers to use Git for their projects alongside the existing Subversion support.
11/21/2006
This post announces the upgrade of Google's Project Hosting to Subversion 1.4, which includes improvements to the underlying infrastructure for code management and collaboration.