I can't seem to find what the difference is between Git and Nexus. Are the two comparable?
There are both referential:
The referential database differs also:
The idea is that, for large deliveries that can be produced quite often, it is much easier to store them in Nexus ( you can clean them easily enough: cd
+ rm
), as opposed to version them ( which makes a DVCS repo like Git way too big way too fast to be cloned easily ).
So their goals are different, as I explain in:
You manage what you code in Git, and what you build in Nexus.