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I've done this on a few C# projects. From my understanding, there's little change on the surface. Previous TFS users can continue working via the IDE and users with Git now have the power to use other tools, like the command line.
So, my argument would be it's the best of both worlds - virtual no change for most users, but allows others to have an eye to the future.
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I've done this on a few C# projects. From my understanding, there's little change on the surface. Previous TFS users can continue working via the IDE and users with Git now have the power to use other tools, like the command line.
So, my argument would be it's the best of both worlds - virtual no change for most users, but allows others to have an eye to the future.