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“Checked into the database” versus “checked in to the database”
I understand the difference between "into" and "in to". The first involves the movement towards the inside of a place. The latter, is a combination of an adverb and preposition. This is explained here.
But, does "into" require that the place be a physical location? If so, I would guess using "in to" would be correct since SVN (or Git, or...) is not a physical location.
Is it more correct to check code into svn or check code in to svn?
