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Remember, back then companies had to hire dedicated Clear case engineers to get things working properly.

• pjmlp 7y ago
  You mean just like we have to reach out to IT to sort out git issues for anyone that strays outside the path?
  • panpanna 7y ago
    Not really a common occurrence here. Does it happen often at your workplace? What kind of issues are we talking about?
    • pjmlp 7y ago
      Basically the usual ones that end up with copying the modified files to a temporary directory and doing a fresh clone followed by a manual merge and commit, because someone messed up their local repository while trying out some git command beyond clone/pull/push/checkout/commit, and now cannot push without messing everyone's else.
      • icedchai 7y ago
        How often does this happen? Doing a fresh clone should be a last resort.
        • pjmlp 7y ago
          A couple of times per month, not everyone is a git black belt.
      • magduf 7y ago
        Interesting; that never, ever, ever happens where I work, and most of our engineers are fresh-outs.