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If you rm -r some_common_dir/ or echo foo > important_file.txt that would also be perceived as your fault. And yet, command shells are pretty good s
by einpoklum 6y ago
If you
rm -r some_common_dir/
or
echo foo > important_file.txt
that would also be perceived as your fault. And yet, command shells are pretty good software.
As for non-devs editing the same document - unless that document is text (which typically it isn't for non-devs), I would probably not use git on them either.
- madhadron 6y ago> And yet, command shells are pretty good software. This is a contentious statement. Fred Brooks himself calls the separate command language, which began with JCL on OS/360, a mistake.