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by jordigh
4017 days ago
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> The obsession of git users with rewriting history has always puzzled me. Editing draft commits is fine. Editing public commits is less fine. The problem is that git has no way to distinguish draft and public commits except by social convention. Mercurial Evolve actually enforces the separation between draft and public commits, and can also allow setting up servers where people can collaboratively edit draft commits. My talk about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OlDm3akbqg |
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