3 ms·
> and statistically nobody uses it that way. Git cannot be used in any other way. When you clone a repository, you make a new repository, with references to th
by Zambyte 3y ago
> and statistically nobody uses it that way.
Git cannot be used in any other way. When you clone a repository, you make a new repository, with references to the previous one that can optionally be interacted with (pull, push, etc).
Unfortunately git hosting and communication related to git repositories (merge requests, issues) have become almost completely centralized over time, but those are mostly outside of git itself, even in the traditional model (HTTP, SMTP).
- jrm4 3y agoBut you know what I mean; there's nearly zero actual teams who use git outside of a centralized thing.
- broodbucket 3y agoThis is just absolutely not true. The Linux kernel is the biggest example but there's a lot of large, very important projects that aren't dependent on centralised forges for development.