Re: SSD TBW
Lawrence D’Oliveiro <[email protected]>
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On Fri, 21 Aug 2026 19:11:09 -0700, Don Y wrote: > Also highlights differences (size/timestamp) between the two in > those cases when both have a file but they obviously differ I have > lots of cases of foo being renamed foo.old on my copy so the remote > foo doesn't overwrite it; then foo.older, foo.oldest, etc. -- a > place where versioning could be of benefit (but, some other repo > might have a different notion of foo that I will have to reconcile > with my instances. If these are text files, then that is the reason why software developers invented version control. Git is the premier VCS these days; its particular strength is reconciling different versions of a file that have forked off from a common ancestor, which sounds like your use case.