Git is a Micro$oft product now, what's your excuse for not having switched to Mercurial yet?
Git is a Micro$oft product now, what's your excuse for not having switched to Mercurial yet?
Ryan White
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Wyatt Rogers
What's your excuse for being a retarded paranoic?
Caleb Fisher
Imagine being so retarded that you think that git and GitHub are the same thing
Aiden Stewart
> Microsoft bought a website that assists with using git
FTFY
Jaxson Wood
Literally who uses git by itself without github though? Honest question.
Josiah Nelson
Lots of white straight people.
Elijah Parker
Similar to how some people can't possibly imagine using email that's not Gmail.
People get so attached to an implementation of a standard that they forget the standard even existed in the first place.
Jackson Bailey
tunnel vision
Sebastian Sanders
Loads of businesses that don't want their shit on github for starters
Cooper Lewis
Literally who uses GNU/Linux by itself without Ubuntu though? Honest question.
Camden Ross
People who use Gitlab, or Cgit, or Phabricator, or gogs?
As I said here , the commonly-used implementation of a standard is not the standard.
GitHub was proprietary anyway.
Break free.
Sebastian Taylor
Theres not really any point in using the stupid git websites anyway unless you need your repos public for some reason.
Samuel Johnson
For corporate projects BitBucket is much better. They even provide on site version of their service.
Ryan Ward
we already had 2 bait threads like this, go away
Justin Morgan
isn't mercurial in python?
why haven't you switch to superior fossil?
Aaron Taylor
This.
Ian Young
Yeah most companies in the SV are using BB. Or BB + Confluence + Jira. Atlassian must be fucking loaded.
Jason Gutierrez
Gabriel Bennett
>Not being GitLab master race
Brandon King
The real tragedy of git is that I feel like it doesn't convey very well the value of using temporary branch. Once you make a local branch, commits are absolutely free until you push. You should make many temporary commits which you can squash later. This makes it very ergonomic to switch between multiple branches.
Cameron Jenkins
Who's that?