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Just being able to continue working and committing locally and pushing to Github when it comes back up is still a DVCS win over SVN. People may not use the dis
by jdminhbg 13y ago
Just being able to continue working and committing locally and pushing to Github when it comes back up is still a DVCS win over SVN. People may not use the distributed part of git to its fullest, but they do use it.
- maaaats 13y agoThat is true. When working at a project at work which uses SVN, I luckily have IntelliJ's great stashing/changelist features, acting like a local branch. Many of our projects are using SVN just because it's the easier one (at least until lately) to configure and set up locally. So that's a small win for SVN, and removes the issue of GitHub being down.