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database, which is what brought it to the attention of the SQLite architect.
These design choices were a major source of inspiration for Fossil.
[335]: https://www.monotone.ca/
Beginning around 2005, the need for a better version control system
for SQLite began to become evident. The SQLite architect looked
around for a suitable replacement. Monotone, Git, and Mercurical were
all considered. But at that time, none of these supported sync
over ordinary HTTP, none could be run from an inexpensive shell
account on a leased server (this was before the widespread availability
of affordable virtual machines), and none of them supported anything
resembling the wiki and ticket features of CVSTrac that had been
found to be so useful. And so, the SQLite architect began writing
his own DVCS.
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database, which is what brought it to the attention of the SQLite architect.
These design choices were a major source of inspiration for Fossil.
[335]: https://www.monotone.ca/
Beginning around 2005, the need for a better version control system
for SQLite began to become evident. The SQLite architect looked
around for a suitable replacement. Monotone, Git, and Mercurial were
all considered. But at that time, none of these supported sync
over ordinary HTTP, none could be run from an inexpensive shell
account on a leased server (this was before the widespread availability
of affordable virtual machines), and none of them supported anything
resembling the wiki and ticket features of CVSTrac that had been
found to be so useful. And so, the SQLite architect began writing
his own DVCS.
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[345]: https://fossil-scm.org/fossil/timeline?c=200707211410&n1=10
The first project hosted by Fossil was Fossil itself. After a
few months of development work, the code was considered stable enough
to begin hosting the [SQLite documentation repository][350] which was
split off from the main SQLite CVS repository on [2007-11-12][355].
After two years of development work on Fossil, the
SQLite source code itself was transfered to Fossil on
[2009-08-11][360].
[350]: https://www.sqlite.org/docsrc/doc/trunk/README.md
[355]: https://www.sqlite.org/docsrc/timeline?c=200711120345&n1=10
[360]: https://sqlite.org/src/timeline?c=b0848925babde524&n1=12&y=ci
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[345]: https://fossil-scm.org/fossil/timeline?c=200707211410&n1=10
The first project hosted by Fossil was Fossil itself. After a
few months of development work, the code was considered stable enough
to begin hosting the [SQLite documentation repository][350] which was
split off from the main SQLite CVS repository on [2007-11-12][355].
After two years of development work on Fossil, the
SQLite source code itself was transferred to Fossil on
[2009-08-11][360].
[350]: https://www.sqlite.org/docsrc/doc/trunk/README.md
[355]: https://www.sqlite.org/docsrc/timeline?c=200711120345&n1=10
[360]: https://sqlite.org/src/timeline?c=b0848925babde524&n1=12&y=ci
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