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> 2. Files do not matter I wish weekly for explicit renames. > At that time, I was using SVN and experimenting with Hg and Bazaar. Both were too "magical" for
by pseudalopex 2y ago
> 2. Files do not matter
I wish weekly for explicit renames.
> At that time, I was using SVN and experimenting with Hg and Bazaar. Both were too "magical" for me, with unclear rules for merging, branching, rebasing.
I have no idea what you mean.
> It's such an easy mental model, and you can immediately understand what operations mean.
Many people disagree clearly.
- cyberax 2y ago> I wish weekly for explicit renames. You can do that in git. `git mv` stores a hint in the commit that a file has been moved. You just don't _have_ to do it.
- pseudalopex 2y ago> `git mv` stores a hint in the commit that a file has been moved. No. It appears in git status but is not committed. And it disappears from git status if the file is modified enough.