> I promoted Git over a decade ago And from the response you got you failed at it. Were you promoting it because technology was "moving forward" and it was "ti

> I promoted Git over a decade ago And from the response you got you failed at it. Were you promoting it because technology was "moving forward" and it was "time to move on"--whatever that means, instead of its merits? Didnt work for git, certainly won't work for Taskfile. So, don't be what guy? The idiot that says branches have no benefits? The lesson is that there are dummies on both sides of the table. Evaluate technology on merit. And, anything that is to dislodge a ubiquitous tool that's been around for 47 years has a high bar to cross.