It's probably inevitable unless we want git to go the way of awk or grep and get replaced with more user friendly, gui-ish things. I'll always be nostalgic for C though. Anything safer than C loses the ability to place your hands in the computer's viscera.
C++ replaced C... and C itself replaced other lanages, especially assembly. So yeah, in 10 or 20 years something will probably start replacing Rust too. Nothing wrong with that.
C didn't entirely replace assembly either. And Rust isn't going to entirely replace C or C++ (or assembly!). But a lot of stuff that would have been written in C, got written in C++ instead, which is close enough for this discussion.
gitto go the way ofawkorgrepand get replaced with more user friendly, gui-ish things. I'll always be nostalgic for C though. Anything safer than C loses the ability to place your hands in the computer's viscera.asyncimplementation was a mistake and probably shouldn't exist at all.