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It works by creating a proxy git remote which transparently rewrites history in ways that keep both sides in sync.
by p_l 3y ago
It works by creating a proxy git remote which transparently rewrites history in ways that keep both sides in sync.
- digdugdirk 3y agoTransparently in the "I don't have to worry about it" way? Or transparently in the "when something goes wrong I'll have no way to tell what happened" way?
- parhamn 3y agoIt's almost always one then the other, no?
- p_l 3y agoWell, if something goes wrong you tend to have multiple repos that at worst will be recoverable with some amount of lost history. Benefit of Git being a DVCS. For most of the time you don't have to worry about it other than when you initially set things up.