Produced by | Open Source China After calling for the discontinuation of C/C++ to develop new projects and use Rust, a complaint about Git's new social dynamic has caused widespread discussion by Microsoft Azure CTO and the leading developer of Sysinternals. He said: Git once aga

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" to use Git It is very difficult: it is easy to make mistakes, and then you want to make up for the mistakes you made by yourself. It is simply too difficult. Checking the Git documentation is like a question of whether there is a chicken or an egg first. you have to know what you want , but if I know, I will still check a fucking document! "

The author also shared in detail that he is using Git I encountered some crazy moments and provided the solutions I adopted:

• Oh shit, I seemed to have made a big mistake just now, can I give me a time machine? ? !

• Oh shit, I just submitted the commit and found that there is another small change to add!

• Oh shit, I want to modify the information I just submitted to commit!

• Oh shit, I accidentally submitted the thing that should have been submitted on the new branch to master!

• Oh shit, I submitted this commit to the staggered branch!

• Oh shit, I want to use the diff command to see the changes, but I didn't see anything? !

• Oh shit, I want to withdraw a long time ago commit!

• Oh shit, I want to withdraw the changes to a certain file!

• Fuck this noise, I give up (referring to those untracked files)

's speech on Mark Russianovich. Some people excitedly said that has been bothered by Git for a long time, and now there are finally authoritative people coming out to speak out.

According to the Wiki Encyclopedia, Mark Eugene Russinovich (born December 22, 1966) is a Hispanic American software engineer and currently a Microsoft Azure CTO. Before being acquired by Microsoft in 2006, he was the co-founder of software maker Winternals.

Mark Russianovich The first time I came into contact with the computer was in the 1970s, when his friend's father got a Apple II. At that time, he was able to reverse engineer and program his ROM. At the age of 15, he bought himself the first computer - TI99/4A of Texas Instruments . He is also the author of the novels Rogue Code, Zero Day and Trojan Horse, Windows Internals, and Sysinternals tools. In 2005, the Sony DRM anti-copy program incident that caused a huge response in the industry of was also discovered by him.