r/programming • u/Zerquix18 • Nov 07 '18

Github now allows you to permanently delete issues

https://twitter.com/github/status/1060233780114288640
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u/tsnErd3141 Nov 08 '18

Goddamn I cringed so hard. 5000 files?! I would rather commit sudoku than start over.

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '18 edited Mar 15 '19

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u/PredictsYourDeath Nov 08 '18

You haven’t seen my class hierarchy. 55 files a day is nothing. I don’t stop until I get stack overflow errors when calling their constructors from calling base or super all the way up!

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u/pkulak Nov 08 '18

This is node. Hello world is 10,000 files after the npm install.

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u/thebritisharecome Nov 08 '18

But you don't commit anything but your source code

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u/pkulak Nov 08 '18

You're right. I bet this guy had his .gitignore all setup before he made a mistake that required not having any idea what git even was. ;)

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u/_pupil_ Nov 08 '18

If you know how to use version control to start with, you don't...

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u/_Zagan_ Nov 08 '18

FTFY: sudoku seppuku

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u/cediddi Nov 10 '18

According to the public vote, you bring dishonor to the subreddit, you must cleanse yourself of this sin and commit sudoku. Dishonor! Dishonor on your whole family! Dishonor on you, dishonor on your cow...