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No need. git init, and you've just made a new repo in local directory. You can't make it simpler and as powerful.
by loopz 6y ago
No need. git init, and you've just made a new repo in local directory. You can't make it simpler and as powerful.
- nobodyandproud 6y agoI wasn’t talking about private projects. Git doesn’t do well with blobs and binaries (it’s convenient to have in VCS). Git also isn’t so great with classic software structures either, where different teams work on different modules to build up into a whole. There are third party tools to paper over this difference, but the right tool for the right project applies.