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The problems you described are failures of workflow due to bad process and/or bad developer education, _not_ failures inherent in the design of any given distri
by nupark2 15y ago
The problems you described are failures of workflow due to bad process and/or bad developer education, _not_ failures inherent in the design of any given distributed VCS. I have never had to deal with any of those issues, because we have always ensured that we have a good workflow in place.
Most of the features you're discussing encourage that workflow/bad process/bad developer behavior, because they were built entirely to support Linux's development methodology in which that behavior isn't not considered a hindrance.
- aeontech 15y agoLike I said, neither I, nor my team mates had issues that you describe, nor do I see evidence of this behaviour in Linux development methodology from what I read on the mailing lists. Just because a suboptimal workflow may be created with git, it does not mean you should forgo its power altogether - in fact, one of the main "features" of git that people describe is that it can support more than one way of working in a team. However, you clearly have your mind made up, so, let us leave it at that.