Jonathan Nieder dixit:
>Each git commit (try it with "git cat-file commit HEAD) looks like so:
[â]
>So you see, using ordinary files [â] makes a lot of
>sense.
True. Iâd forgotten for a second that git is a stupid content
tracker and confused it with a VCS. My bad. Your reasoning is
of course sound. (I must admit I personally donât have much
experience with git, other than losing a lot of data once.)
>Now Michael mentioned an alternative, which is to store this
>information in separate objects. That way, you could push your
This might be an alternative. RichiH, what are the requirements?
I fear that the dotfile way will meet them better, considering
that they are versioned together, not separately, and what you
told me quickly about the idea.
bye,
//mirabilos
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13:47â<tobiasu> if i were omnipotent, i would divide by zero
all day long ;)
(thinking about http://lobacevski.tumblr.com/post/3260866481 by waga)
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