| ▲ | skydhash 2 hours ago | |
> especially for dealing with rebase/merge conflicts where I would say Git is mediocre. It seems like everyone that hold this opinion want Git to be some magical tool that will guess their intent and automatically resolve the conflict. The only solutions other than surfacing the conflict are locking (transactions) or using some consensus algorithm (maybe powered by logical clocks). The first sucks and no one has been able to design the second (code is an end result, not the process of solving a problem). | ||