|
|
|
|
|
by ozim
3447 days ago
|
|
He? Branching in GIT is natural thing to do where in SVN it is at least not user friendly. "Subversion has no internal concept of a branch—it knows only how to make copies" Now even if I do not need distributed features of git, I have VCS with local repo with git and I have easy branching.
So even if I work on my side project I use branching a lot because I can do cheap experiment branches, go back to previous state or pick what I liked in my experiment. For me it is just totally different approach to development. When I stopped using Subversion and started using GIT my world changed for better, GIT gives me more control. I can pick parts of files to be staged or pick what I need to be commited. Where partial commits with subversion is at least black magic. So even for smaller projects it is like a whole world of difference for using GIT. |
|