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That's the best failure mode you can expect for the average user without diving into the usability pit that is git - both changes are kept and it's obvious to u
by akiselev 6y ago
That's the best failure mode you can expect for the average user without diving into the usability pit that is git - both changes are kept and it's obvious to users that there is a merge conflict. Otherwise, one update would just eat the other silently, leaving one side confused and the other oblivious.
- taeric 6y agoMeh. Git isn't so bad, all told. But, the point is that you get a marked conflict. And take it back to the users.