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Bloody posted:svn has zero usable workflows, zero usable tools, and zero usable ecosystem 
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using svn *moves a single file to another directory* all revision history is lost. 4000 tree conflicts appear. in the distance, sirens.
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Maximum Leader posted:the worst thing git can do to you is delete hours of uncommitted work which is pretty bad if you have hours of uncommitted work you hosed up hours ago. commit early and commit often
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Wheany posted:the line endings had changed in some file, is my guess. autocrlf has been the source of 90% of baffling git things i've encountered. it's a necessary evil when dealing with windows tools that convert everything they touch to crlf, but it's quite the hassle. submodules are the other 10%
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Bloody posted:svn has zero usable workflows, zero usable tools, and zero usable ecosystem theres one workflow w/ svn and its the good one where everything goes to and from the server. all the tools are usable especially tortoise svn and the svn clients for eclipse and vs.
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Shaggar posted:theres one workflow w/ svn and its the good one where everything goes to and from the server a literal disaster already
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Plorkyeran posted:autocrlf has been the source of 90% of baffling git things i've encountered. it's a necessary evil when dealing with windows tools that convert everything they touch to crlf, but it's quite the hassle. yeah the solution to those is easy 1) don't use windows 2) don't use submodules
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NewForumSoftware posted:a literal disaster already if you have local repos you hosed up
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Cocoa Crispies posted:yeah the solution to those is easy
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crlf is correct and its nice that vs will automatically fix it for you when a Linux fucks it up
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Shaggar posted:crlf is correct and its nice that vs will automatically fix it for you when a Linux fucks it up yeah crlf is really useful for my typewriter
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yo, who has permission to break the rcs lock on this topic? i want to change it
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JawnV6 posted:yo, who has permission to break the rcs lock on this topic? i want to change it shoulda been using git lmao
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JawnV6 posted:Terrible Programmers: yo, who has permission to break the rcs lock on this topic? i want to change it
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we need a decentralized forum where you can make posts locally for a few hours and them submit a pull request to integrate them into the canonical version of the thread
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or if you're a mod you just force-push to the thread and wipe out everyone else's awful posts
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push --force is the absolute worst thing about git imo
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Plorkyeran posted:we need a decentralized forum where you can make posts locally for a few hours and them submit a pull request to integrate them into the canonical version of the thread I will of course rebase and squash all of my posts so that they all appear as a single post at the end of the thread.
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St Evan Echoes posted:using svn oh, it's not that bad svn is still garbage, mostly because the ecosystem around git is so much bigger comedy option: fossil
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I'm still dancing in the darcs
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currently I'm trying to send LPC data to a TMS5220 through a 6522 VIA I had to install Win3.1 in dosbox to run the converter lol
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VikingofRock posted:I'm still dancing in the darcs
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VikingofRock posted:I'm still dancing in the darcs
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jfc how do I use redux if I don't want to transpile a bunch of poo poo or infect my everything with node? like, where is the redux.min.js that I can include in my lovely html page?
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Finster Dexter posted:jfc how do I use redux if I don't want to transpile a bunch of poo poo or infect my everything with node? https://cdnjs.com/libraries/redux i'm sure it'll break in some other hilarious way, though.
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jony neuemonic posted:https://cdnjs.com/libraries/redux drat frontend web dev to hell 
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I use git as an ACID-compliant database backend. You can begin a new transaction by typing `git checkout -b transaction_name`
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Finster Dexter posted:drat frontend web dev to hell yeah, i'm not a fan either.
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fleshweasel posted:use typescript This is good advice, I don't know how I would cope developing applications in javascript otherwise.
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fleshweasel posted:use typescript
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Finster Dexter posted:jfc how do I use redux if I don't want to transpile a bunch of poo poo or infect my everything with node? i tried to do this but eventually i was forced to give up and dehumanize myself and face to node
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well at least this means I got the TI speech chip and the sound CPU talking 68010 sends a talk command to the 6502 6502 initializes the VIA to write to the TMS5220 the 6502 sets pointers to the corresponding phrase and sends the LPC stream to the TMS5220 through the VIA until running into a STOP frame ($FF) and the result is, uh https://soundcloud.com/luigi30/yospos well I'm still working on it
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i have no interest in further attempting to understand or fix this mongo schema but unfortunately i have to remember: when interviewing at a company, always remember to ask what database technology they're using.
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redleader posted:oh, it's not that bad I use fossil for my hobby projects because it has a wiki and bug tracker that are serviceable and works on airplanes. it's less terrible than cvs or svn at least. or bzr.
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