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I read it. I thought it was a blog post and not part of their guide; so I can take back the timeliness/repetitive part of my complaint. I'm not complaining th
by hashkb 10y ago
I read it. I thought it was a blog post and not part of their guide; so I can take back the timeliness/repetitive part of my complaint.
I'm not complaining that it's feeding the holy war, just pointing out that it is one. My complaint is that we try to solve these issues with dogma, rather than expecting everyone to have a strong understanding of git, at which point all of the problems just sort of stop happening.
- dahart 10y agoThen I'm another example in a long line of examples that demonstrate that speculation doesn't always produce high quality results. I've seen the holy war too, and I was impressed that this article took special care to stay completely out of it. I didn't see any dogma at all in this case, I saw helpful suggestions educating people about git and about when to make the call.
- hashkb 10y agoWhatever, speculation is WAY more fun than empathy. (-: