Re:Why is there no Git workflow for non-devs?
by rimutaka on Friday April 24, 2020 @11:30PM
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The concept of tracking changes, branches, history & blame are pretty universal across different domains and should apply well.
The smallest unit of change in Git is a line (correct me on that), which doesn't work well with something as simple as a text document. E.g. collaboratively working on a ReadMe file on GitHub is quite cumbersome compared to Google Docs or MS Word.
Git is no more than a versioned file repo for CAD or vector files.
The smallest unit of change in Git is a line (correct me on that), which doesn't work well with something as simple as a text document. E.g. collaboratively working on a ReadMe file on GitHub is quite cumbersome compared to Google Docs or MS Word.
Git is no more than a versioned file repo for CAD or vector files.
It's a reasonable question, though.