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> such as a repository structure optimized for performanceĪctually, repository structure hasn't fundamentally changed (unless you count the RevlogNG change in 0.9). Today, I find it a critical part of git's culture of making small commits with one logical change each. I originally saw the index as an obstacle to the commit model I'd gotten used to from subversion. Many people (myself included) also used cogito as a crutch for a while longer, until really internalizing the value of the git index, because cogito defaulted to bypassing the index. > Some git users relied on cogito for another year or so, as simple things like `git-commit` still had to be manually handcrafted out of `git-commit-tree`. Today, as far as I know, Mercurial does have all of those things (some through plugins). Unfortunately, Mercurial took longer to develop some of its infrastructure, such as a repository structure optimized for performance, fast branches without making a separate working directory for each, and history editing capabilities. A few projects (notably Mozilla) selected Mercurial for that reason, because they had developers on Windows. Mercurial also ran on Windows far, far earlier than Git did.
I remember using Mercurial very early on in its lifetime, during my first internship at IBM, because Xen used it. It got a usable UI at version 0.1, two weeks after the git announcement. Lest we forget, Mercurial was offered as the other solution to the Bitkeeper problem, as mpm was a kernel hacker at the time.
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