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Actually, hg sucks if you're collaborating with different people on different projects, because everyone has different hooks and extensions and so they insist o
by semi-extrinsic 11y ago
Actually, hg sucks if you're collaborating with different people on different projects, because everyone has different hooks and extensions and so they insist on different workflows. On git everyone has compatible configs and the workflows mainly differ just in the number of long-running branches.
- pnathan 11y ago:: spreads hands :: That's just like, your opinion, man. I don't have significant issues... (and it's not terribly hard to do per project configuration)
- semi-extrinsic 11y agoIf you don't have issues, good for you. I'm not saying hg is unusable, particularly if you're using it within an organization or community that enforces a set of tools, workflows etc. But if you look at the github community where people tend to fork dozens of projects from a diverse set of people, that clearly isn't happening with hg, and I think the "Some assembly required" is part of the reason why. Git, on the other hand, is very much "Batteries included".