Yep, make sure that you pushed somewhere on a private branch. But the new devs with their nocode-NoSQL-AI tools have a hard time understanding difficult concepts like “files” or “folders.”
Maybe I’m old fashioned, but I feel like programming tools shouldn’t blow away your checked in changes, even if you haven’t pushed yet. You do you, though.
I can sometimes be bad about pushing my inflight work, but I start getting anxious about it once I’ve reached a certain point. Like I might be brushing my teeth and be like, oh shit i should push that up.
No push to remote? If you’re working on something you care about you shouldn’t only have a local copy.
Backups are for smart people. Not who we’re dealing with here.
Oh I’m aware. I’m just clarifying that a .git folder isn’t a backup lol.
What? But it says right there on the box. GIT = Great Interface for Takups
Yep, make sure that you pushed somewhere on a private branch. But the new devs with their nocode-NoSQL-AI tools have a hard time understanding difficult concepts like “files” or “folders.”
I am afraid to know what does that mean
Maybe I’m old fashioned, but I feel like programming tools shouldn’t blow away your checked in changes, even if you haven’t pushed yet. You do you, though.
A power surge or some other force majeure could though. Push your shit off site.
But what about the data gremlins?
Buy a service where you put your own git if you’re so worried about them.
And cave to the subscription imps?
Image a git commit of 50k files. Lol.
I can sometimes be bad about pushing my inflight work, but I start getting anxious about it once I’ve reached a certain point. Like I might be brushing my teeth and be like, oh shit i should push that up.
I learned about thst that one day…
I learned the hard way
I was going to the high school of hard knocks when they offered me a scholarship to the college of hard knocks, I TOOK IT!
Knock knock
I’m here.