>in the late 2020's (i.e. roughly when Git will be replaced by some competitor) I'd put it at more like the late 2050s. I think it achieved critical mass. It c

>in the late 2020's (i.e. roughly when Git will be replaced by some competitor) I'd put it at more like the late 2050s. I think it achieved critical mass. It certainly doesn't look like it's going anywhere in the next few years.