Genuinely what’s the big deal? I used Git as a frontend to a Subversion remote because that’s what “IT” had. Any decent Git contender (read: worthy early adopting) will have the same capability.
Right now both Git power users and Git anti-users (minimum care) cooperate on the same code. Some making fantastic Git histories (or yak shaving with rebase too hard) and some doing “backup for the dayy”.
Maybe one of them is even using Jujutsu behind the scenes. Who knows? Ahh, maybe that’s why he has forgotten that one switch to git-rebase that you need two times a quarter.
You don’t need any momentum or organization backing or people in your corner in order to start trying out a Git alternative.
Right now both Git power users and Git anti-users (minimum care) cooperate on the same code. Some making fantastic Git histories (or yak shaving with rebase too hard) and some doing “backup for the dayy”.
Maybe one of them is even using Jujutsu behind the scenes. Who knows? Ahh, maybe that’s why he has forgotten that one switch to git-rebase that you need two times a quarter.
You don’t need any momentum or organization backing or people in your corner in order to start trying out a Git alternative.