Report: Git User's Survey 2008

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1. What country do you live in?

Total respondents 2857
Respondents who skipped this question 379

2. How old are you (in years)?

Total respondents 2831
Respondents who skipped this question 405

3. With which programming languages are you proficient?

C 61.5%
1780
shell 52.2%
1509
Perl 28.7%
829
Python 37.5%
1084
Tcl/Tk 3.1%
89
C++ 40.3%
1166
Java 41.2%
1191
C# 14.2%
412
Visual Basic 6.7%
194
Emacs Lisp 7%
202
Common Lisp or Scheme 9.2%
265
PHP 39.6%
1147
Ruby 48.5%
1403
Delphi 3.4%
98
JavaScript 44.3%
1283
Assembly 14.6%
421
I am not programmer 1.6%
47
Other (comma separated list) 17.5%
506
Total respondents 2893
Respondents who skipped this question 343

4. How did you hear about Git?

Linux kernel news 27.4%
785
news site or magazine 18.7%
536
blog entry 34.7%
993
some project uses it 39%
1117
required at work 6.9%
199
presentation or seminar 10.3%
294
SCM research 16%
457
IRC 8.8%
253
mailing list 9.9%
285
told by friend 18%
516
word of mouth 21.7%
622
Other (please specify) 7.9%
226
Total respondents 2865
Respondents who skipped this question 371

5. Did you find Git easy to learn?

Very easy 5.8%
166
Easy 22.3%
638
Reasonably 52%
1488
Hard 17.5%
500
Very hard 2.4%
70
Total respondents 2862
Respondents who skipped this question 374

6. What helped you most in learning to use it?

Total respondents 2472
Respondents who skipped this question 764

7. What did you find hardest in learning and using Git?

Total respondents 2188
Respondents who skipped this question 1048

8. Which Git version(s) are you using?

pre 1.3 0.4%
11
1.3.x 0.4%
10
1.4.x 2.7%
77
1.5.x 69.4%
1957
1.6.x 40.3%
1137
'master' branch of official git repository 8.6%
244
'next' branch of official git repository 1.5%
42
Total respondents 2821
Respondents who skipped this question 415

9. How long do you use Git?

never 0.5%
14
less than month 5.7%
163
1-3 months 18.8%
539
3-6 months 26.1%
746
6-12 months 26.4%
755
1-2 year 16.2%
463
more than 2 years 3.3%
94
from the beginning 2.5%
72
I don't remember 0.6%
16
Total respondents 2862
Respondents who skipped this question 374

10. Rate your own proficiency with Git:

novice 7.5%
215
casual, needs advice 22.5%
644
everyday use 43.1%
1233
can offer advice 23.3%
666
know it very well 3.6%
104
Total respondents 2862
Respondents who skipped this question 369

11. Does git.git repository include code produced by you?

Yes 8.7%
243
No 91.3%
2559
Total respondents 2802
Respondents who skipped this question 434

12. What other SCM did or do you use?

Never Used it Still use
SCCS
1605 - 91.4%
140 - 8%
11 - 0.6%
1756
RCS
1192 - 63.7%
585 - 31.3%
93 - 5%
1870
CVS
295 - 11.8%
1790 - 71.7%
413 - 16.5%
2498
Subversion
96 - 3.5%
971 - 35.1%
1696 - 61.4%
2763
Arch (or clone)
1520 - 86.2%
236 - 13.4%
7 - 0.4%
1763
Bazaar-NG
1335 - 72.6%
375 - 20.4%
129 - 7%
1839
Darcs
1374 - 74.8%
382 - 20.8%
80 - 4.4%
1836
Mercurial
1135 - 58.4%
552 - 28.4%
256 - 13.2%
1943
Monotone
1591 - 90.3%
149 - 8.5%
21 - 1.2%
1761
SVK
1461 - 80.9%
322 - 17.8%
23 - 1.3%
1806
AccuRev
1724 - 99.5%
6 - 0.3%
3 - 0.2%
1733
Perforce
1479 - 80.4%
254 - 13.8%
106 - 5.8%
1839
BitKeeper
1594 - 90.5%
163 - 9.3%
4 - 0.2%
1761
ClearCase
1540 - 84.5%
222 - 12.2%
60 - 3.3%
1822
MS Visual SourceSafe
1351 - 69.9%
554 - 28.7%
28 - 1.4%
1933
MS Visual Studio Team System
1660 - 95.1%
75 - 4.3%
10 - 0.6%
1745
PVCS
1631 - 91.9%
135 - 7.6%
8 - 0.5%
1774
custom (non-published)
1566 - 90.7%
126 - 7.3%
34 - 2%
1726
other
1461 - 89.2%
136 - 8.3%
41 - 2.5%
1638
Total respondents 2853
Respondents who skipped this question 383

13. Why did you choose/use Git? (if you use Git)
What do you like about using Git?

Total respondents 2432
Respondents who skipped this question 804

14. Why did you choose/use other SCMs? (if you use other SCMs)
What do you like about using other SCMs?

Total respondents 1908
Respondents who skipped this question 1328

15. Do you miss features in git that you know from other SCMs?
If yes, what features are these (and from which SCM)?

Total respondents 1489
Respondents who skipped this question 1747

16. I use Git for (check all that apply):

work projects 77.9%
2195
unpaid projects 78.4%
2211
proprietary code 35.9%
1011
OSS development 65.5%
1847
private (unpublished) code 72.3%
2037
personal data 32.4%
913
documents 27.4%
772
website or web app 48.4%
1365
sharing data or sync 18.6%
524
backup 20.4%
574
wiki/blog/other web app backend 10.3%
290
managing configuration files 24.7%
695
frontend to other SCM (e.g. git-svn) 31.8%
897
Other (please specify) 2.3%
65
Total respondents 2819
Respondents who skipped this question 417

17. How do you obtain Git?

binary package 63.9%
1787
source package or script 24.3%
680
source tarball 27.1%
758
pull from main repository 19.1%
533
Total respondents 2796
Respondents who skipped this question 440

18. What operating system do you use Git on?

Linux 85.6%
2434
FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD 8.6%
244
MacOS X (Darwin) 46.8%
1330
MS Windows/Cygwin 10.5%
297
MS Windows/msysGit (MINGW) 15.9%
452
UnixWare 0%
1
SCO SV 0.1%
2
SunOS 0.6%
18
Solaris, OpenSolaris 5%
143
AIX 0.7%
21
IRIX 0.2%
5
HP-UX 0.4%
10
Other, please specify 1.1%
32
Total respondents 2842
Respondents who skipped this question 394

19. What hardware platforms do you use Git on?

32bit 88.8%
2484
64bit 60.8%
1700
portable/handheld 3.3%
92
other (please specify) 0.8%
23
Total respondents 2798
Respondents who skipped this question 438

20. What editor, IDE or RAD you use working with Git?

Eclipse 13.4%
364
NetBeans 5.7%
154
IntelliJ IDEA 1.6%
43
MS Visual Studio 4.6%
125
KDevelop 3%
82
Anjuta 0.5%
13
XCode 5.1%
139
PIDA 0.2%
5
Eric 0.3%
7
Emacs 21.5%
582
Vim 51%
1380
Notepad++ 3.7%
100
TextMate 32.9%
890
Other, please specify 15.1%
410
Total respondents 2707
Respondents who skipped this question 529

21. Which porcelains / interfaces / implementations do you use?

git (core) 99%
2654
Cogito (DEPRECATED) 0.5%
14
Easy Git 0.9%
24
Pyrite 0%
1
StGIT 2.3%
63
Guilt (formerly gq) 0.6%
15
TopGit 1.1%
30
pg aka Patchy Git (DEPRECATED) 0.1%
2
JGit (Java implementation) 1.4%
38
my own scripts 12%
321
Other (please specify) 2.9%
79
Total respondents 2681
Respondents who skipped this question 555

22. Which git GUI (commit tool or history viewer, or both) do you use?

CLI (command line) 73.7%
1868
gitk 61.7%
1563
git gui 20.9%
529
QGit 9.7%
245
GitView 0.6%
14
Giggle 5.1%
128
tig 5.4%
137
git-sh (git shell) 1.5%
38
instaweb 2.7%
68
(h)gct 0.1%
2
qct 0.2%
5
git-cola / ugit 0.2%
5
GitNub 11.5%
291
GitX 1.7%
44
Pyrite 0%
1
git.el or git-vc.el 3.7%
94
DVC (Emacs) 1.5%
38
EGit (Eclipse plugin) 2.2%
56
Push Me Pull You 0.1%
3
gitSafe 0.1%
2
Other, please specify 3.8%
96
Total respondents 2533
Respondents who skipped this question 703

23. Which git web interface do you use for your projects/have installed?
(Web interfaces used by git hosting sites do not count[*])

gitweb (Perl) 79.7%
781
cgit (C) 10.6%
104
Wit (Ruby) 0.5%
5
git-php (PHP) 1.5%
15
viewgit (PHP) 0.7%
7
gitarella (Ruby) 0.6%
6
Gitorious (Ruby) 10.2%
100
InDefero (PHP) 0.3%
3
Other, please specify 10.8%
106
Total respondents 980
Respondents who skipped this question 2256

24. Which git hosting site do you use for your projects?
(Please check only hosting sites where you publish/push to)

repo.or.cz 9.9%
237
GitHub 58.9%
1404
Gitorious 7.2%
171
Savannah 1.6%
37
Assembla 1.7%
41
Unfuddle 2.8%
66
kernel.org 1.6%
37
freedesktop.org 2.1%
50
Alioth 2.6%
63
Fedora Hosted 0.6%
14
generic site without git support 4.5%
107
self hosted 45.9%
1095
Other (please specify) 3.6%
87
Total respondents 2385
Respondents who skipped this question 851

25. How do you publish/propagate your changes?

push 89.7%
2355
pull request 27%
709
format-patch + email 22.2%
584
git bundle 1.8%
48
git-svn 26.8%
704
other 1.9%
51
foreign SCM, not git-svn (please specify tool and SCM) 3.1%
82
Total respondents 2625
Respondents who skipped this question 611

26. If the way you publish your changes is not mentioned above, how do you publish your changes?
Please explain.

Total respondents 154
Respondents who skipped this question 3082

27. How often do you use the following forms of git commands
or extra git tools?

never rarely sometimes often
git add -i / -p
919 - 42.3%
389 - 17.9%
402 - 18.5%
464 - 21.3%
2174
git add -u / -A
1233 - 59.5%
320 - 15.5%
244 - 11.8%
274 - 13.2%
2071
git am
1469 - 71.7%
298 - 14.5%
177 - 8.6%
105 - 5.1%
2049
git am -i
1761 - 87.2%
177 - 8.8%
68 - 3.4%
13 - 0.6%
2019
git apply
1287 - 63.1%
416 - 20.4%
262 - 12.8%
74 - 3.6%
2039
git apply --whitespace=fix
1677 - 83.6%
212 - 10.6%
87 - 4.3%
30 - 1.5%
2006
git archive
1469 - 72.5%
293 - 14.5%
186 - 9.2%
77 - 3.8%
2025
git bisect
1217 - 59.1%
452 - 21.9%
330 - 16%
61 - 3%
2060
git bisect run <cmd>
1665 - 83.2%
221 - 11%
103 - 5.1%
13 - 0.6%
2002
git annotate
1416 - 69.6%
350 - 17.2%
215 - 10.6%
53 - 2.6%
2034
git gui blame
1729 - 86.1%
168 - 8.4%
93 - 4.6%
17 - 0.8%
2007
git blame
1030 - 49.9%
496 - 24%
396 - 19.2%
142 - 6.9%
2064
git blame -L <start>,<end> etc.
1716 - 86.8%
171 - 8.7%
74 - 3.7%
15 - 0.8%
1976
git bundle
1819 - 91.5%
128 - 6.4%
31 - 1.6%
10 - 0.5%
1988
git cherry
1648 - 82.4%
222 - 11.1%
100 - 5%
31 - 1.5%
2001
git cherry-pick
1051 - 50.8%
364 - 17.6%
447 - 21.6%
206 - 10%
2068
git cherry-pick -n
1555 - 78.6%
223 - 11.3%
149 - 7.5%
52 - 2.6%
1979
git citool
1837 - 93.2%
77 - 3.9%
25 - 1.3%
32 - 1.6%
1971
git clean
1154 - 57.4%
404 - 20.1%
290 - 14.4%
161 - 8%
2009
git add + git commit
212 - 9.8%
105 - 4.9%
285 - 13.2%
1559 - 72.1%
2161
git commit -a
197 - 8.7%
199 - 8.8%
394 - 17.4%
1480 - 65.2%
2270
git commit <file>...
494 - 23.3%
330 - 15.6%
442 - 20.8%
856 - 40.3%
2122
git commit -i <file>...
1308 - 66.1%
330 - 16.7%
182 - 9.2%
158 - 8%
1978
git commit --amend
783 - 37.9%
339 - 16.4%
460 - 22.2%
486 - 23.5%
2068
git cvsexportcommit
1889 - 95.5%
43 - 2.2%
23 - 1.2%
24 - 1.2%
1979
git cvsserver
1926 - 96.9%
44 - 2.2%
12 - 0.6%
5 - 0.3%
1987
git daemon
1500 - 75%
242 - 12.1%
127 - 6.4%
130 - 6.5%
1999
git daemon (pushing enabled)
1709 - 86.4%
147 - 7.4%
65 - 3.3%
58 - 2.9%
1979
git ... --dirstat
1768 - 90%
135 - 6.9%
51 - 2.6%
11 - 0.6%
1965
git fetch [<options>]
593 - 28.7%
469 - 22.7%
501 - 24.3%
502 - 24.3%
2065
git filter-branch
1681 - 84.7%
231 - 11.6%
62 - 3.1%
10 - 0.5%
1984
git format-patch
1165 - 57.7%
337 - 16.7%
315 - 15.6%
202 - 10%
2019
git grep
1196 - 58.7%
357 - 17.5%
242 - 11.9%
242 - 11.9%
2037
git imap-send
1912 - 96.3%
58 - 2.9%
9 - 0.5%
6 - 0.3%
1985
git instaweb
1775 - 90%
141 - 7.1%
45 - 2.3%
12 - 0.6%
1973
git log --grep/--author/...
934 - 45.8%
376 - 18.4%
441 - 21.6%
289 - 14.2%
2040
git log -S<string> (pickaxe search)
1393 - 70.2%
290 - 14.6%
207 - 10.4%
95 - 4.8%
1985
git log --graph
1481 - 74.4%
302 - 15.2%
155 - 7.8%
52 - 2.6%
1990
git merge
302 - 14%
432 - 20%
713 - 33.1%
709 - 32.9%
2156
git merge with strategy
1533 - 77.4%
300 - 15.1%
116 - 5.9%
32 - 1.6%
1981
git merge --squash
1464 - 73.5%
312 - 15.7%
150 - 7.5%
66 - 3.3%
1992
git mergetool
1486 - 74.9%
219 - 11%
160 - 8.1%
118 - 6%
1983
git pull (no remote)
406 - 18.7%
307 - 14.2%
444 - 20.5%
1009 - 46.6%
2166
git pull --rebase [<options>]
1105 - 55.1%
405 - 20.2%
272 - 13.6%
224 - 11.2%
2006
git pull <remote>
308 - 14.1%
386 - 17.7%
623 - 28.6%
862 - 39.6%
2179
git pull <ref>
805 - 39.4%
510 - 25%
395 - 19.4%
331 - 16.2%
2041
git push
135 - 6%
140 - 6.2%
358 - 15.8%
1628 - 72%
2261
Total respondents 2393
Respondents who skipped this question 843

28. How often do you use the following forms of git commands
or extra git tools? (continued)

never rarely sometimes often
git relink
1889 - 96.8%
53 - 2.7%
9 - 0.5%
1 - 0.1%
1952
git rebase
592 - 28%
432 - 20.4%
506 - 23.9%
586 - 27.7%
2116
git rebase -i
1097 - 54.9%
257 - 12.9%
297 - 14.9%
346 - 17.3%
1997
git remote
783 - 38.7%
423 - 20.9%
550 - 27.2%
269 - 13.3%
2025
git remote update
1327 - 67.5%
293 - 14.9%
208 - 10.6%
138 - 7%
1966
git request-pull
1750 - 89.2%
140 - 7.1%
47 - 2.4%
25 - 1.3%
1962
git revert
689 - 33.5%
688 - 33.4%
536 - 26%
146 - 7.1%
2059
git send-email
1642 - 83.4%
169 - 8.6%
97 - 4.9%
61 - 3.1%
1969
git show-branch
1444 - 73%
266 - 13.5%
188 - 9.5%
79 - 4%
1977
git shortlog
1414 - 71.6%
301 - 15.2%
207 - 10.5%
52 - 2.6%
1974
git shortlog -s
1648 - 84.2%
188 - 9.6%
97 - 5%
25 - 1.3%
1958
git stash
703 - 34.1%
302 - 14.6%
560 - 27.1%
498 - 24.1%
2063
git stash --keep-index
1704 - 87.4%
133 - 6.8%
75 - 3.8%
37 - 1.9%
1949
git submodule
1381 - 69.3%
292 - 14.7%
198 - 9.9%
122 - 6.1%
1993
git svn
915 - 44.3%
306 - 14.8%
322 - 15.6%
522 - 25.3%
2065
git whatchanged
1577 - 80.3%
206 - 10.5%
116 - 5.9%
64 - 3.3%
1963
git gui
1330 - 65.6%
292 - 14.4%
171 - 8.4%
234 - 11.5%
2027
gitk
601 - 28.5%
335 - 15.9%
479 - 22.7%
692 - 32.8%
2107
Total respondents 2257
Respondents who skipped this question 979

29. Which of the following features do or did you use?

git-gui or other commit tool 30.7%
666
gitk or other history viewer 73.2%
1586
patch management interface (e.g. StGIT) 5.5%
119
git bundle (off-line transport) 4.7%
101
eol conversion (crlf) 8.1%
176
gitattributes 6.2%
135
submodules (subprojects) 25.6%
554
separate worktree 6.5%
141
multiple worktrees (git-new-worktree) 3.3%
72
alternates mechanism (sharing object database) 5.6%
122
reflog 15.6%
339
stash 54.5%
1180
shallow clone 7.9%
172
detaching HEAD 14.3%
309
mergetool 17.4%
376
interactive rebase 30.9%
670
add --interactive or other partial commit helper 34.2%
741
commit templates 1.8%
38
git-filter-branch or cg-admin-rewritehist 6.6%
143
bisect 29.7%
643
working with dirty tree 18.7%
405
integration with IDE/editor 19.3%
418
non-default hooks 10.9%
236
shell completion of commands 43.9%
951
git-aware shell prompt 21.6%
469
my own scripts 24.1%
523
Total respondents 2167
Respondents who skipped this question 1069

30. Which features do you find unique and/or useful ones,
compared to other systems (other SCMs)?

git bundle (off-line transport) 10.4%
190
eol conversion (crlf) 6.5%
119
gitattributes 4.6%
84
submodules (subprojects) 21.9%
399
separate worktree 11.3%
207
alternates mechanism (sharing oject database) 6.9%
126
reflog 16.2%
295
stash 61.5%
1121
shallow clone 6.9%
126
detaching HEAD 9.7%
177
mergetool 13.6%
248
interactive rebase 39%
711
add --interactive or other partial commit helper 37%
674
the index 43.3%
789
commit templates 3.6%
65
git-filter-branch or cg-admin-rewritehist 6.9%
125
bisect 40.3%
735
working with dirty tree 14.5%
264
hooks system 17.7%
323
scriptability 27.2%
497
Total respondents 1824
Respondents who skipped this question 1412

31. If you use some important Git features not mentioned above, what are those?

Total respondents 198
Respondents who skipped this question 3038

32. Overall, how happy are you with Git?

unhappy 0.7%
19
not so happy 3.3%
86
happy 26.1%
687
very happy 51%
1341
completly ecstatic 18.9%
498
Total respondents 2631
Respondents who skipped this question 605

33. How does Git compare to other SCM tools you have used?

worse 2%
52
equal (or comparable) 11.3%
293
better 86.7%
2244
Total respondents 2589
Respondents who skipped this question 647

34. What would you like to see improved about Git?
(features, bugs, plug-ins, documentation, ...)

Total respondents 1393
Respondents who skipped this question 1843

35. What tools (or kind of tools) would you like to see Git support in?
(e.g. IDE, RAD, editors, continuous integration, software hosting, bugtracker, merge tool...)

Total respondents 981
Respondents who skipped this question 2255

36. Did you participate in previous Git User's Surveys?

in 2006 29.1%
77
in 2007 96.6%
256
Total respondents 265
Respondents who skipped this question 2971

37. How do you compare current version with version from year ago?

better 44.4%
855
no changes 3.9%
75
worse 0.3%
5
cannot say 51.4%
990
Total respondents 1925
Respondents who skipped this question 1311

38. Do you use the Git wiki?

Yes 46.1%
1151
No 53.9%
1348
Total respondents 2499
Respondents who skipped this question 737

39. Do you find Git wiki useful?

Yes 41.3%
672
No 15.1%
246
Somewhat 43.5%
708
Total respondents 1626
Respondents who skipped this question 1610

40. Do you contribute to Git wiki?

Yes 2.5%
50
No 95.7%
1916
only spam removal 1.8%
37
Total respondents 2003
Respondents who skipped this question 1233

41. Do you find Git's on-line help (homepages, documentation) useful?

Yes 60.9%
1392
No 5.2%
120
Somewhat 33.9%
775
Total respondents 2287
Respondents who skipped this question 949

42. Do you find help distributed with Git useful?
(manpages, manual, tutorial, HOWTO, release notes)

Yes 65.6%
1544
No 5.8%
136
Somewhat 28.6%
672
Total respondents 2352
Respondents who skipped this question 884

43. What could be improved on the Git homepage(s)?

Total respondents 443
Respondents who skipped this question 2793

44. What could be improved in Git documentation?
(What can/will you do to help improve it?)

Total respondents 607
Respondents who skipped this question 2629

45. What is the language you want computer communicate with you?

Total respondents 1629
Respondents who skipped this question 1607

46. What do you need/want to have translated?

command messages 40.6%
132
manpages 63.1%
205
user's manual, tutorial, etc. 75.7%
246
technical documentation 39.4%
128
HOWTOs 68.9%
224
git homepage 28.6%
93
git wiki 24%
78
git-gui 28.9%
94
gitk 32.6%
106
subcommands and long option names 10.2%
33
Total respondents 325
Respondents who skipped this question 2911

47. Have you tried to get Git help from other people?

Yes 59.5%
1395
No 40.5%
950
Total respondents 2345
Respondents who skipped this question 891

48. What channel did you use to request help?

git mailing list 18.7%
276
git Google Group 4.9%
72
IRC (#git) 36.9%
545
IRC (#github) 9.9%
147
request in blog post or on wiki 7.8%
115
asking git guru/colleague 57%
843
other (please specify) 10%
148
Total respondents 1478
Respondents who skipped this question 1758

49. If yes, did you get these problems resolved quickly and to your liking?

Yes 66.7%
983
No 5.2%
76
Somewhat 28.1%
414
Total respondents 1473
Respondents who skipped this question 1763

50. Would commercial (paid) Git support from a support vendor be of interest to you/your organization?

Yes 8.8%
189
No 68.8%
1475
not applicable 22.4%
481
Total respondents 2145
Respondents who skipped this question 1091

51. Do you think it is easy to find out how to do a specific task with git?

Yes 27.6%
641
No 11.7%
272
not always 60.7%
1411
Total respondents 2324
Respondents who skipped this question 912

52. Do you read the mailing list?

git@vger.kernel.org (main) 85.5%
423
Git for Human Beings (Google Group) 15.8%
78
msysGit 12.1%
60
Total respondents 495
Respondents who skipped this question 2741

53. If yes, do you find mailing list useful?

Yes 48.8%
294
No 11.8%
71
Somewhat 39.4%
237
Total respondents 602
Respondents who skipped this question 2634

54. Do you find the mailing list traffic level to be:

too low 1.3%
14
OK, just right 13.7%
153
tolerable (a bit high) 23%
257
intolerable (absurdly high) 6.5%
73
I don't read it 55.5%
620
Total respondents 1117
Respondents who skipped this question 2119

55. Do you use the IRC channel (#git on irc.freenode.net)?

Yes 28.5%
539
No 71.5%
1354
Total respondents 1893
Respondents who skipped this question 1343

56. If yes, do you find IRC channel useful?

Yes 55.6%
355
No 14.4%
92
Somewhat 30%
192
Total respondents 639
Respondents who skipped this question 2597

57. Did you have problems getting GIT help on mailing list or on IRC channel? What were it? What could be improved?

Total respondents 196
Respondents who skipped this question 3040

58. What other comments or suggestions do you have that are not covered by the questions above?

Total respondents 216
Respondents who skipped this question 3020

59. Should Git User's Survey be repeated next year?

Yes 78.4%
1788
No 1.3%
29
no opinion 20.3%
464
Total respondents 2281
Respondents who skipped this question 955

60. Where have you read/find about this survey?

Total respondents 1793
Respondents who skipped this question 1438