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_[Chris Torek](https://stackoverflow.com/users/1256452/torek) has been a prolific
contributor to the Git topic on Stack Overflow. This edition features an interview
with him. This a continuation of our initiative to interview community contributors
ouitside of our mailing list. Our first interview was [with VonC in edition 106](https://git.github.io/rev_news/2023/12/31/edition-106/#community-spotlight-vonc)_.
with him. This is a continuation of our initiative to interview community contributors
outside of our mailing list. Our first interview was [with VonC in edition 106](https://git.github.io/rev_news/2023/12/31/edition-106/#community-spotlight-vonc)_.


* **Who are you and what do you do?**
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having it take only seconds. The distributed nature is also pretty
crucial, though it has its pluses and minuses.

* **Could you brief a bit about one of your most memorable experience with Git?**
* **Could you brief a bit about one of your most memorable experiences with Git?**

Hah, the most memorable one was probably one of the worst, back in the
days of Git 1.5 or so. Back then, an initial `git pull` wasn't always
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