CasaDeRobison

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   by CasaDeRobison 11y ago

   I'm not sure I understand what you're getting at. Sure I expect sysadmins to configure things properly. I also expect people to be human and make mistakes. My only point was that despite everyone's best intentions, it can sti
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   by CasaDeRobison 11y ago

   Doing an update like that would force a merge, but there was nothing to merge. I made no changes. It was a read only (to me) repository. It should have just worked, and would have had someone else on the team not rewritten history. I'm
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   by CasaDeRobison 11y ago

   Nobody wants to correct published history. Yet it still happens. Not that long ago at my office I pulled updates via git to what is to me a read only repo. I never make changes to it. Yet after pulling updates, my repo was in a state claimi