> In normal sysadmin workflows, attempting to delete all your data will yield an "Are you sure?!" type message and you'll probably have to take explicit steps t

> In normal sysadmin workflows, attempting to delete all your data will yield an "Are you sure?!" type message and you'll probably have to take explicit steps to confirm that this is really what you intended Depends on how you go about it, a wrong pathed mv could erase your data without a warning. > Because git is intended for source code and not as a way to make stateful changes to servers, there are no features for that. If you push a commit that didn't do what you mean, it will just blindly do it. There are no features in git itself for that, but in the way I usually implement GitOps, with a CI/CD system, you can easily have a manual "check this terraform plan's output to make sure you aren't doing anything crazy, and manually click this button to approve" step.