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Well, in my case it's not a submarine, but a train. And yes, it is great advantage that I can freely make a branch with the new feature that I just started wor
by mduerksen 16y ago
Well, in my case it's not a submarine, but a train.
And yes, it is great advantage that I can freely make a branch with the new feature that I just started working on, without having to summon a meeting to let everyone know that a new branch will be created, which is not intended to be used by anyone else even if it's visible to everyone.
- nupark 16y agoI don't follow. Isn't needing a meeting to create a branch an organizational problem, not a technical one? As for working offline, my choice of the submarine example was intentional. 10 years ago I used cvsup (and later, svk) to work on the train and plane while using cvs and svn. That mode of working predates git quite a bit, but it's also much less useful nowadays -- Now I just use phone tethering and inflight wifi. I'd be working less efficiently without Internet resources at hand, so now that wireless technology has caught up, I don't have to.