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heavy doesn't mean the size of the file. it means the feature set and complexity of using. for example, I don't want to track all files under a folder. I just
by billconan 10y ago
heavy doesn't mean the size of the file.
it means the feature set and complexity of using.
for example, I don't want to track all files under a folder. I just want to track few individual files I specified.
perhaps, I'm not a good user of git. I don't know how to do local history with git. and eventually I need to push my change to a remote repository when my experiments are done.
- atmosx 10y agoI don't think git is complex. It has a load of features for doing complicated stuff, but that's for those who need them. In any case, one could create a set of shell aliases to perform the operations needed in any way you see fit.