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On Git's lack of respect for immutability and the Best Practices for a DVCS
I think "git add --p" is "really cool", but it doesn't qualify as a "best practice". It allows the developer to commit code they have never seen. Yes, that commit happens in a private instance of the repo, but that code is eligible to be pushed into another instance.
git  usability  dvcs  continuos  integration  breakage  immutabilitty 
february 2009 by uggedal

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