Re:What’s wrong with Git? A conceptual design analysis (2016)
by UncleMeat on Wednesday April 28, 2021 @10:01AM
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> Not everyone has a GUI system (window system).
This is true. But the number of devs who work entirely in shell is dwindling as basically everything transitions to IDEs.
> If your team members are not adhering to your policies, then you're not managing them well. It's not git's problem to do your job for you.
I totally disagree. There is a reason why we use linters to enforce style guides. Tooling and automation always helps, even if you have strong engineers who are trying to do the right thing.
This is true. But the number of devs who work entirely in shell is dwindling as basically everything transitions to IDEs.
> If your team members are not adhering to your policies, then you're not managing them well. It's not git's problem to do your job for you.
I totally disagree. There is a reason why we use linters to enforce style guides. Tooling and automation always helps, even if you have strong engineers who are trying to do the right thing.