In TFS, when a user work on a class, other user can’t work on it. Is there any configuration for git to do like this work or not?
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In TFS, when a user work on a class, other user can’t work on it. Is there any configuration for git to do like this work or not?
No. Such a feature would go entirely against the distributed principle of Git.
In my experience, if you have two people working on the same file then one of two things will happen when you go to merge: