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I’m investigating using hosted subversion for a new project at work and was wondering if anyone had any experiences they would share.
I’ve personally used Beanstalk for small projects at home, but not with mulitple users or a large repository.
What/who have you used?
For what size/type of project?
What was your experience? (Uptime, performance, customer service, etc.)
wush.net has been awesome – great support I use it for personal projects as well as two freelance projects (one with a few hundred thousand lines of code) None have large number of developers, but that should not be a problem
svnrepository is also good – but a lot less hand holding. I switched to wush only because I did not want to have to do so much of the admin – mostly for the trac stuff. They also had good support, but you are responsible for a lot more of the admin.
I have not experienced any downtime that I noticed. (either for svn or trac)
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/297153/can-you-recommend-a-svn-closed-source-project-hosting-site#297180
there are also other SO questions on this topic…
a search of svn and hosting should bring them up