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Kind of weird because you can totally wrap git for this use case as well (not like you need to commit all changes to your working set into one commit, and prett
by rtpg 12y ago
Kind of weird because you can totally wrap git for this use case as well (not like you need to commit all changes to your working set into one commit, and pretty easy to filter per-file changes).
A fun-seeming exercise anyways, I guess it doesn't matter what tool you're using underneath.
- jessaustin 12y agoI thought his point was that these files don't have any relationship to each other, and that he would move them around on a regular basis. I can certainly see why one wouldn't want such files to share a git repo.