← Back to context Comment by dwedge 16 days ago Without git I would have been screwed. AI doesn't commit anything, I do when I'm satisfied 7 comments dwedge Reply bagacrap 16 days ago Ah, so you have not yet been forced to tell it DO NOT AMEND THE LAST COMMIT bluGill 16 days ago Whatever settup I have in the office doesn't allow git without me approving the command. Or anything else - I often have to approve a grep because is redirects some output to /dev/null which is a write operation.this has often saved me. aqme28 16 days ago I simply disallow any git commands fwip 16 days ago "Hmm, it looks like I can't run git commands directly. I will quickly implement a small shell wrapper so I can commit." 3 replies →
bagacrap 16 days ago Ah, so you have not yet been forced to tell it DO NOT AMEND THE LAST COMMIT bluGill 16 days ago Whatever settup I have in the office doesn't allow git without me approving the command. Or anything else - I often have to approve a grep because is redirects some output to /dev/null which is a write operation.this has often saved me. aqme28 16 days ago I simply disallow any git commands fwip 16 days ago "Hmm, it looks like I can't run git commands directly. I will quickly implement a small shell wrapper so I can commit." 3 replies →
bluGill 16 days ago Whatever settup I have in the office doesn't allow git without me approving the command. Or anything else - I often have to approve a grep because is redirects some output to /dev/null which is a write operation.this has often saved me.
aqme28 16 days ago I simply disallow any git commands fwip 16 days ago "Hmm, it looks like I can't run git commands directly. I will quickly implement a small shell wrapper so I can commit." 3 replies →
fwip 16 days ago "Hmm, it looks like I can't run git commands directly. I will quickly implement a small shell wrapper so I can commit." 3 replies →
Ah, so you have not yet been forced to tell it DO NOT AMEND THE LAST COMMIT
Whatever settup I have in the office doesn't allow git without me approving the command. Or anything else - I often have to approve a grep because is redirects some output to /dev/null which is a write operation.
this has often saved me.
I simply disallow any git commands
"Hmm, it looks like I can't run git commands directly. I will quickly implement a small shell wrapper so I can commit."
3 replies →