← Back to context Comment by Mountain_Skies 1 year ago Versioning in source control for even personal projects just got far more important. 3 comments Mountain_Skies Reply AdrianEGraphene 1 year ago It's wild how people write without version control... Maybe I'm missing something. chrisweekly 1 year ago yeah, "git init" (if you haven't botherered to create a template repo) is not exactly cumbersome. o11c 1 year ago Thankfully modern source control doesn't reuse user-supplied filenames for its internals. In the dark ages, I destroyed more than one checkout using commands of the form: find -name '*somepattern*' -exec clobbering command ...
AdrianEGraphene 1 year ago It's wild how people write without version control... Maybe I'm missing something. chrisweekly 1 year ago yeah, "git init" (if you haven't botherered to create a template repo) is not exactly cumbersome.
chrisweekly 1 year ago yeah, "git init" (if you haven't botherered to create a template repo) is not exactly cumbersome.
o11c 1 year ago Thankfully modern source control doesn't reuse user-supplied filenames for its internals. In the dark ages, I destroyed more than one checkout using commands of the form: find -name '*somepattern*' -exec clobbering command ...
It's wild how people write without version control... Maybe I'm missing something.
yeah, "git init" (if you haven't botherered to create a template repo) is not exactly cumbersome.
Thankfully modern source control doesn't reuse user-supplied filenames for its internals. In the dark ages, I destroyed more than one checkout using commands of the form: