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> they just overwrite them and push the overwrite back to repository. I'm not sure I understand what they're doing -- they overwrite some of the changes in the
by cutemonster 6y ago
> they just overwrite them and push the overwrite back to repository.
I'm not sure I understand what they're doing -- they overwrite some of the changes in their local working tree, and push to the repo, without explaining what they did/what they changed or why?
- mister_hn 6y agoExactly. They keep a folder which isn't git-sync'ed (they fear the overwrites), then git pull on another folder and with graphic diff tools (e.g. Meld), they compare the changes. If they don't like the changes, they simply recopy the files from the non-sync'ed folder to the git folder and push it (a cherry pick would be too hard for them)
- cutemonster 6y agoSounds like annoying to get no feedback about one's changes Thanks for explaining