When is Linux going to rename “man” which according to my employer is a non-inclusive word and flagged in pull requests
johnisgood•22m ago
Yeah, or killing parents and children. sighs. People really need some context-awareness.
gritten•20m ago
What...?
jayd16•17m ago
It costs nothing and makes people happy so why be a jerk about it?
gjvc•11m ago
[delayed]
testdelacc1•8m ago
I’m disappointed that this headline will lead to more clicks. This is your reminder that in git the branch name is just a pointer to a commit. Replacing that pointer with another pointer will cause some breakage, which may or may not be worth your time to fix. Good thing that git isn’t forcing this change on existing repos, just new ones that no automation depends on. In any case GitHub makes the renaming fairly seamless (https://github.com/github/renaming?tab=readme-ov-file#rename...).
The other git 3.0 changes are more consequential and worthy of discussion - changing from SHA-1 to SHA-256 for greater security and performance, changing the storage format for performance and introducing Rust.
TrappedInCorner•8m ago
Yet again the whining twitter-people get another win.
socalgal2•24m ago
johnisgood•22m ago
gritten•20m ago
jayd16•17m ago