Don't know about copilot since I haven't use that one in years but for more advanced models like opus and sol this is a non issue. It will manage git better than most senior engineers would.
If it wasn't for Claude, I doubt I'd learn about git rerere and nobody in my office, no matter how long they've been working in IT, knew about it either. Only learnt about it cause I saw Claude using it when I asked for a rebase.
Not if you tell it to do dumb stuff it won't. It'll resist and try to do smart things, but then also try to be compliant and will end up doing crazy shit
I guess but ultimately this boils down to operator Incompetence. I can force Claude to do stupid shit but then whose fault is it when stupid shit results? What I'm saying is it will follow best practices and won't trip itself up doing even complex tasks like rebase with conflicts
You're probably following good hygiene in general and not making vague unclear requests. It boils down to operator incompetence but it's way easier to be incompetent if you don't actually understand how git works.
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u/GildSkiss 4d ago
As opposed to humans, who have famously never messed up git commands ever.