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imo taking the time to learn enough git to setup an ignore file, then run be able to run git init; git add -A, git commit -a -m "before I changed the foo function to use bar" and then go back to older revisions is well worth it. you don't have to master it, but just having a commit message and a version to get back to has saved my bacon more times than I can remember, nevermind more advanced operations.


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