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Because for projects that are developed and maintained for years, with a new developer taking over almost every year, the history can be a real treasure. Devel
by krisgenre 12y ago
Because for projects that are developed and maintained for years, with a new developer taking over almost every year, the history can be a real treasure.
Developers suck at documentation ( or lack the will to do it ). History gives you clues on what was done to fix what, a glimpse of the requirement and 'Git skills' helps to keep this history clean.
- skrebbel 12y agoI'm not sure we disagree. I'm not saying "we should use Dropbox instead of Git". I'm saying "we should design a tool that makes the most common Git tasks, including tracking history, much easier so that we don't need a terminal game to learn it".