Git은 괜찮지 않다

This analysis reveals Git's fundamental limitations in supporting modern distributed workflows, particularly Stacked PRs and asynchronous collaboration patterns that have become standard in contemporary development. The article argues that Git's design—separating mutable state from immutable commits, failing to track commit relationships, and lacking proper branch dependency models—creates unnecessary complexity for developers rather than a limitation in implementation. These structural issues have spurred the development of alternative tools like jj that attempt to address Git's conceptual gaps, signaling that the problem lies not with how developers use Git but with Git's core model itself.