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> the result is always the same no matter what order branches are merged in — including many branches mashed together by multiple people working independently.
by furyofantares 7mo ago
> the result is always the same no matter what order branches are merged in — including many branches mashed together by multiple people working independently.
- Retr0id 7mo agoWhy is that valuable?
- zephen 7mo agoYeah, symmetry is overrated. Git's merge is already symmetrical for two branches being merged, and that, in and of itself, often leads to problems. It's completely unclear that extending this to multiple branches would provide any goodness.
- drfloyd51 7mo agoIt means anyone can fix the conflict. Including a server side AI.
- Retr0id 7mo agonon sequitur
- SpaceNoodled 7mo agoI was wondering when someone would try to cram The Slop Machine into this.