This is where people go wrong. Why throw the advantages of Git out the window and depend upon one master repo? You are aware that you can use your local repo are you not?
Git makes it pretty awkward to sync a branch via multiple paths. A globally-accessible repo that never goes down is the only easy way to transfer revisions.
Yes, that's true but that's acting like there's no fallback when things do go down. A 'repo that never goes down' doesn't really exist (as is proven here)
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This is where people go wrong. Why throw the advantages of Git out the window and depend upon one master repo? You are aware that you can use your local repo are you not?
Git makes it pretty awkward to sync a branch via multiple paths. A globally-accessible repo that never goes down is the only easy way to transfer revisions.
Yes, that's true but that's acting like there's no fallback when things do go down. A 'repo that never goes down' doesn't really exist (as is proven here)