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@__justplaying @FreyaHolmer I've always said the problem with git is that there aren't enough hashes. but I think the multiple sets of hashes are what helps solve this problem- it allows you to have an anonymous identifier for a commit and also modify that commit freelyPermalink Look on archive.org
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@__justplaying @FreyaHolmer which means you can make the changes and then shift those changes around into different logical commits as you like. but also there's a layer of immutable changesets underneath that for the thing to work. but which can largely be ignored.Permalink Look on archive.org
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@__justplaying @FreyaHolmer this also means you don't have a staging area any more - you just add the changes to a commit incrementally and reversiblyLook on archive.org