Git Culture
Noun · Hacker Culture
Definitions
The shared habits, expectations, and arguments a team has around using Git, including branching, rebasing, commit messages, reviews, and release flow. Git culture often says as much about a team's coordination style as it does about version control itself.
In plain English: The culture around how a team uses Git and manages version control work.
Example: "Their Git culture favored small readable commits and explicit history, which made rollbacks and archaeology much less painful later."