From: Eugene Sajine <euguess@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 01 Feb 2010 22:44:25 GMT
Subject: Re: Better cooperation between checkouts and stashing
Message-ID: <76c5b8581002011444t4f955fcdrd1f582f5c043f705@mail.gmail.com>
In-Reply-To: <4B674E36.40708@web.de>

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> I imagine that this case is useful because of usual work interruptions
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> in software development. A developer tries to bring various tasks
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> forward in parallel. Branches will be switched often with unfinished
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> work that needs to be kept before the reactivation of another task.
>

Aren't this and similar statements based on a general problem of
people being afraid to commit, because CVS/SVN taught them to be
affraid? We are in progress of migrating from CVS to GIT and this is
one of the things i'm desperately fighting with.
In Git Commit doesn't equal Share (it does in CVS), so why not to
commit and save your work in progress and switch branches painlessly?

Thanks,
Eugene