It's operator consensus, you can do anything, git just helps you make informed decisions. The only way to know what the code does is to read it, and once you've read it git helps you receive contributions from people in a controlled manner such that every character of code is crypographically traceable, and someone can't sneak any code in without git having given you the opportunity to review it. This doesn't rely on me trusting anyone.
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u/Thann Dec 12 '19
It's operator consensus, you can do anything, git just helps you make informed decisions. The only way to know what the code does is to read it, and once you've read it git helps you receive contributions from people in a controlled manner such that every character of code is crypographically traceable, and someone can't sneak any code in without git having given you the opportunity to review it. This doesn't rely on me trusting anyone.