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>you push to a repository which is not on your computer That is not a mandatory part of using source control. Modern source control can work entirely on your o
by charcircuit 5mo ago
>you push to a repository which is not on your computer
That is not a mandatory part of using source control. Modern source control can work entirely on your own computer.
>Force push protection stops you from rewriting history
This doesn't always exist and usually there are ways to disable it.
- himata4113 5mo agorestic/borg is not a backup application because you backup to a folder in the same directory called `.git`... doesn't sound right does it? git (and other source control systems) in every shape and form are a backup tool. In fact, a lot of people use git as a backup system for their OS configuration.
- bawolff 5mo ago> restic/borg is not a backup application because you backup to a folder in the same directory called `.git`... doesn't sound right does it? It does sound right. Obviously the world isn't black and white, and whether something is a backup depends on what threats you are backing up against. Backing up in case of disk failure looks different then if you want your backup to survive a nuclear war. But ultimately yes, if you configure restic/borg to backup to a different directory on the same disk (and not even different access control), that is not a backup.