[gdpr-discuss] Git and the Right for Rectification
Thorsten Behrens
thb at libreoffice.org
Fri May 25 16:31:43 BST 2018
Winfried Tilanus wrote:
> Git is unchangeable because:
> - Code integrity can only be guaranteed when all commits are
> traceable activities like rebasing result in untraceable code
> changes and endanger the security model behind open source
> software.
>
Amend:
- for repositories where cryptographically signing tags (or even
commits) is the rule, git is by design unchangeable
- requirements to keep accurate records might put conflicting
requirements on you not to tamper with history
And yep, the gitlab approach of putting that right in front of you
when signing up is probably a good idea.
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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