This is a really interesting approach which I hadn’t considered. Thank you. Reviewing some responses it seems that get shares a problem found in other tool advocate camps of righteous zealots suggesting there is one single right way to do things. One of my favorite things about get is there’s so many different ways to do things permitted by the many different commands available. This flow that you proposed is interesting and I could see it being useful but I don’t have to automatically jump on the bandwagon of saying this is how it ought to be done, nor do I think that you were suggesting so. Similar to the many commands that git offers, this workflow is one of many workflows that might make sense at any given point along side and with others at different times, in different branches, and in different projects.
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This is a really interesting approach which I hadn’t considered. Thank you. Reviewing some responses it seems that get shares a problem found in other tool advocate camps of righteous zealots suggesting there is one single right way to do things. One of my favorite things about get is there’s so many different ways to do things permitted by the many different commands available. This flow that you proposed is interesting and I could see it being useful but I don’t have to automatically jump on the bandwagon of saying this is how it ought to be done, nor do I think that you were suggesting so. Similar to the many commands that git offers, this workflow is one of many workflows that might make sense at any given point along side and with others at different times, in different branches, and in different projects.