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To put into perspective, that was in 2014 :D There were no branch protections, and git was even harder to use. Plus everyone was new at git, obviously (we start
by sasham 3y ago
To put into perspective, that was in 2014 :D There were no branch protections, and git was even harder to use. Plus everyone was new at git, obviously (we started in 2013 with mercurial, which was still a legit thing to do, and switched to git).
- mlhpdx 3y agoYeah, these days stopping force pushes is a checkbox (default?) in GitHub.