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If that was the case, things would be different with other VCSs. In my experience, that isn’t true. The main problem is that many people just don’t care, and v
by Hendrikto 3y ago
If that was the case, things would be different with other VCSs. In my experience, that isn’t true.
The main problem is that many people just don’t care, and view VCS as an afterthought, after the actual work is done. They don’t even know how powerful git can be when used optimally.
Maintaining a clean git history is work. You have to think about it, and invest into it. But it is well worth it, in the mid to long term.
- __jonas 3y agoYes exactly, I don’t care. I want to write code and not constantly spend time thinking about the structure and semantics of my version control system. I understand different projects have different requirements for version control, but as someone who does not work on massive codebases with a huge amount of collaborators I enjoy that the GUI I use somewhat hides the complexity I don’t want to engage with.