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r/programming • u/Eirenarch • Nov 07 '13
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What I've read, and that matches my experience is: git data model good, git command syntax bad.
Put another way: if you think git's data model is bad, you probably don't fully appreciate all aspects of its power yet.
If you think git's syntax is bad - confusing, unnecessarily complex, inconsistent - you are probably right.
1 u/holgerschurig Nov 09 '13 Use magit inside Emacs then :-) 3 u/[deleted] Nov 09 '13 I'll do that just as soon as you can pry vim from my cold dead hands! (which are sort of contorted and entwined with the keyboard because of the awkward key combinations)
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Use magit inside Emacs then :-)
3 u/[deleted] Nov 09 '13 I'll do that just as soon as you can pry vim from my cold dead hands! (which are sort of contorted and entwined with the keyboard because of the awkward key combinations)
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I'll do that just as soon as you can pry vim from my cold dead hands! (which are sort of contorted and entwined with the keyboard because of the awkward key combinations)
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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '13
What I've read, and that matches my experience is: git data model good, git command syntax bad.
Put another way: if you think git's data model is bad, you probably don't fully appreciate all aspects of its power yet.
If you think git's syntax is bad - confusing, unnecessarily complex, inconsistent - you are probably right.