Is there any point in having a published repository of git or

What's even the point of using git then, if not to either 1) publish, 2) collaborate, or 3) backup

>>58797929
There is more reasons to use version control the just that.
E.g. if you want to revert/view your code in a earlier form, in case you fuck the current code up.

>>58797929
>>58797970

Yeah, it's mainly for fuck ups. Also sometimes you just want to see what the fuck you were doing back then in ancient history of two weeks ago.

I was using it a lot when I was hacking the ioquake3 code for a mod, it was fucking brilliant.

Also it's so fucking easy to use on GUIs that it's not even funny. Console is never needed.

>>58798083
>gui over console
Git out...

>working alone
>git
wow

>>58798154
get out yourself

>>58798205
yes, for backups/reverting/commits in between phases of work, access from other computers, and in case you bring in another dev

>>58798205
>>58799164

retards don't get how lightweight git is. You have a history of all your changes and each change takes like half a millisecond to be stored.

the entire point of git was that linus torvalds was fed up with the bloatware of the time.

so being complicated and heavy duty for the job my ass.