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If you are going to need this, then you should use git instead of relying on the editor's undo tree.
by boltzmann64 8mo ago
If you are going to need this, then you should use git instead of relying on the editor's undo tree.
- sodapopcan 8mo agoThey are both useful. I'm a frequent committer but find myself using this, I wanna say, 0 - 3 times per month. It's one of those things that when you want it, you're really glad it exists.
- munk-a 8mo agoUndo is something that's extremely useful after the fact - commits can accomplish the same end if you're fastidious about continuously committing but fall short if you only realize your need after you've made the edit.
- Waterluvian 8mo agoConsider this capability being used over the span of seconds as just another text editing tool. It would be like saying we don’t need undo/redo at all, just use git.
- Lio 8mo agoYou could if you remembered to make commits between every small, low value text edit. :P Meanwhile the undo/redo tree is always there, ready to use and has no overhead. You can ignore it completely until you need it to save your arse.