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by rob74
550 days ago
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Yes, but the usefulness of "something new that replaces Git" would be severely limited by the fact that, well, everybody uses Git. And taking on Git is a task as daunting as, let's say, launching a new mobile OS and wanting to compete with iOS and Android. Jujutsu is gaining traction precisely because it can work on top of a Git repo, so people you are collaborating with don't even have to know that you are using it. Maybe Git experts don't need it, but I am an expert in programming who doesn't want to have to know every idiosyncrasy of the VCS tool I have to use in order to do my job... |
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