Git 2.18 Released With Initial Version Of Its New Wire Protocol

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Git 2.18 Released With Initial Version Of Its New Wire Protocol

Version 2.18 of the Git distributed revision control system is now available...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Git-2.18-Released

[uid313]

I would love to see some usability improvements to the CLI tool to make it more predictable and consistent.

[DanglingPointer]

Go Git it while its hot!

I can't Git no, satisfaction.... whistle whistle...

[Palu Macil]

I'm very excited to try this in my project where I hop branches the most even if the difference is too small to notice, I will probably convince myself I do notice a difference. 😎

[brrrrttttt]

I would love to see some usability improvements to the CLI tool to make it more predictable and consistent.

I really don't get this. It IS predictable and consistent, that's one of git's main attractions.

[euler271]

I really don't get this. It IS predictable and consistent, that's one of git's main attractions.

Don't even bother. He said *the exact same thing* in the previous article regarding Git.

[Vistaus]

Go Git it while its hot!

I can't Git no, satisfaction.... whistle whistle...

LOL.

More like "Go Git it before Microsoft takes over Git development as well".

[boombatower]

I would love to see some usability improvements to the CLI tool to make it more predictable and consistent.

I am unsure if we live on the same planet. git is the prime example of a cli done right, both in terms of usability and consistency. Even provides command hints about what you likely want to do next in given contexts. Consistently, `git sub` -> lists all values, `git sub foo` shows one value, and `git sub foo bar` sets. Even has a fricking history of your version control history changes (reflog). The thing is insainly good.

[Palu Macil]

LOL.

More like "Go Git it before Microsoft takes over Git development as well".

The head maintainer of Git is a Google employee.

[Vistaus]

The head maintainer of Git is a Google employee.

And the head of my post was a tongue-in-cheek joke, just like the post of the person I replied to. So no need to correct me with facts, it wasn't serious anyway. Learn to understand humor...