Codeville

Codeville
Developer(s)	Ross Cohen

Stable release	0.8.0 / July 13, 2007 (2007-07-13)
Development status	Abandoned
Operating system	Cross-platform
Type	Revision control
License	BSD
Website	codeville.org

Codeville was a distributed revision control system. It was written by Ross Cohen using Python, with some design work done by his brother Bram Cohen. It uses an innovative merging algorithm called the "Codeville merge". A new merge algorithm called "Precise Codeville" or "pcvd" merge was under development. The project has now been abandoned.

Codeville was self hosted and also used by BitTorrent, Inc and Mosuki.

Version control software

Years, where available, indicate the date of first stable release. Systems with names in italics are no longer maintained or have planned end-of-life dates.

Local only

Free/open-source	RCS (1982) SCCS (1972)

Proprietary	PVCS (1985) QVCS (1991)

Client–server

Free/open-source	CVS (1986, 1990 in C) CVSNT (1998) QVCS Enterprise (1998) Subversion (2000)

Proprietary	AccuRev SCM (2002) ClearCase (1992) CMVC (1994) Dimensions CM (1980s) DSEE (1984) Endevor (1980s) Integrity (2001) Panvalet (1970s) Perforce Helix (1995) Software Change Manager (1970s) StarTeam (1995) Surround SCM (2002) Synergy (1990) Team Concert (2008) Team Foundation Server (2005) Visual Studio Team Services (2014) Vault (2003) Visual SourceSafe (1994)

Distributed

Free/open-source	ArX (2003) BitKeeper (1998) Codeville (2005) Darcs (2002) DCVS (2002) Fossil (2007) Git (2005) GNU arch (2001) GNU Bazaar (2005) Mercurial (2005) Monotone (2003) SVK (2003) Veracity (2010)

Proprietary	TeamWare (1990s?) Code Co-op (1997) Plastic SCM (2006) Team Foundation Server (2013) Visual Studio Team Services (2014)

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