I’m new to git. I want to commit my personal files so every edit is recorded and I can recover the full file state from any past day.
hey haz_45write, git is awsome for tracking changes but may hiccup with big, non-text files. curious, how r u planning backup older versions? any thoughts on mixing git with other backup tools?
hey haz_45write, git is gr8 but sometimes falters with large files. i backup to cloud too for extra safety. commit msgs help but having a second backup is a lifesaver.
I have used Git for personal file tracking and found that setting up automatic backups with a remote repository adds an extra layer of security. In my experience, Git excels at version control for text documents, but when working with large binaries or non-text files, additional backup strategies prove beneficial. Integrating Git with scheduled tasks that push commits automatically to a remote repository has worked well. This approach ensures that every change is tracked and you have access to previous versions, thus minimizing the risk of data loss.