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Git is a crude tool that exposes reference semantics to its user. In general, even programming-oriented tools like IDEs don't do that. Suppose you had to config
by bluetomcat 3y ago
Git is a crude tool that exposes reference semantics to its user. In general, even programming-oriented tools like IDEs don't do that. Suppose you had to configure an IDE or a build system by creating chains of references and occasionally putting "fc8d43" to join disconnected sub-trees.