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Is there an offline mode? Git's non-centralized nature doesn't come into play for me often, but when it does I really appreciate it, like coding on a plane.
by city41 5y ago
Is there an offline mode? Git's non-centralized nature doesn't come into play for me often, but when it does I really appreciate it, like coding on a plane.
- zegl 5y agoThe "checkout" is downloaded in it's entirety, and you can still code away while offline. What you can't do, at least today, is to jump between different workspaces, or prepare multiple different workspaces to be shared once you're back online. I was on a 3 hour train ride just last week, with only intermittent connectivity available. Sturdy being online-first did not disrupt me nearly as much as than trying to hunt for documentation for the dependency that I was debugging.