Re: git push (mis ?)behavior

El 3/10/2007, a las 13:08, Junio C Hamano escribió:

Also mistakes can cut both ways.  Pushing out what you did not
intend to is what you seem to be worried about more.  But not
pushing out enough and not noticing is an equally bad mistake.

I don't think they're of the same order. If you mistakenly push out  
too little you can easily correct it by pushing again. But what do  
you do if you push out too much? How do you fix that?

You, an expert, will get asked for help by somebody, walk up to
his shell prompt, and try to help and teach him by showing you
type, and then you suddenly notice the command does not work as
you expect because he set the default differently (because he
read that configuration option on some web parge).  And we will
be in such a cumbersome to diagnose situation _very_ often if we
have per-user default on many things.

True, true.

Cheers,
Wincent