Parent doesn't have experience of working with codebases with slightly high than average code quality requirements.
In products s.a. storage, avionics, medical appliances etc. it's very typical to have a requirement for each commit to compile and to apply tests retroactively. I.e. once a test is added against an existing feature, it is run against every commit since the feature creation (this is also why git-bisect exists).
However, it's true that a lot of companies would probably do better with just rsync instead of Git. Their Git history is in such a bad state that it's basically useless. It just doesn't make sense to use such a complicated tool as Git to deal with the average workflow.
In products s.a. storage, avionics, medical appliances etc. it's very typical to have a requirement for each commit to compile and to apply tests retroactively. I.e. once a test is added against an existing feature, it is run against every commit since the feature creation (this is also why git-bisect exists).
However, it's true that a lot of companies would probably do better with just rsync instead of Git. Their Git history is in such a bad state that it's basically useless. It just doesn't make sense to use such a complicated tool as Git to deal with the average workflow.