There have been instances where people's terminals have gotten into weird states after switching branches, which has caused deployment issues down the line. I believe some Git clients, like GitHub for Mac, can inadvertently send user's terminals into the trash. At this point users think they are actively working on the local copy of a site, when in fact they are working on the old branch which was temporarily trashed.
This isn't a solidus problem per se, but it's going to continue to cause us grief, so we need to watch it and find a way to circumvent/fix it.
There have been instances where people's terminals have gotten into weird states after switching branches, which has caused deployment issues down the line. I believe some Git clients, like GitHub for Mac, can inadvertently send user's terminals into the trash. At this point users think they are actively working on the local copy of a site, when in fact they are working on the old branch which was temporarily trashed.
This isn't a solidus problem per se, but it's going to continue to cause us grief, so we need to watch it and find a way to circumvent/fix it.