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1. It is associative, which make it predictable, and yes, better. 2. It is commutative, which makes it non-trivial to emulate with Git, a system where nothing
by pmeunier 8y ago
1. It is associative, which make it predictable, and yes, better.
2. It is commutative, which makes it non-trivial to emulate with Git, a system where nothing commutes (on purpose).
Of course, you can obviously do your merges manually, rebase the world at each new commit, cherry-pick and rerere to emulate what Pijul gives you for free. But then is your job writing code or showing your proficiency at Git?