This could work for the pulling side but really what jamsync does is both pull and push. Having changes that are always present in the remote means that merge conflicts are less likely. If you were to do this with Git, you would also have to automate the git add, commit, and push steps which would ruin the log in addition to being pretty slow.
This could work for the pulling side but really what jamsync does is both pull and push. Having changes that are always present in the remote means that merge conflicts are less likely. If you were to do this with Git, you would also have to automate the git add, commit, and push steps which would ruin the log in addition to being pretty slow.
That sounds like one developer being in the middle of an edit breaks the project immediately for everyone?