Yes, it will be superseded. Will the new thing be “better?” I guess that depends on the metric and needs. “ls” was done but exa/eza came along and they hav

Yes, it will be superseded. Will the new thing be “better?” I guess that depends on the metric and needs. “ls” was done but exa/eza came along and they have users. Pondering it, most of the easy things I can think about are really workflow issues on top of git. Git doesn’t exactly enforce them all though so maybe tighter integration would be a reason to change from git if it could not be adapted. Short of that, it’s hard to imagine that a new generation of engineers simply won’t do a new thing to do a new thing; there will be a “git considered harmful” article or a “modern” replacement for git.