I won't fix git bad command line interface. You'll agree with me that it's plain stupid to start creating aliases for such basic commands. However, I'll be happ

I won't fix git bad command line interface. You'll agree with me that it's plain stupid to start creating aliases for such basic commands. However, I'll be happy to create alises for more complicated stuff. I mean, I shouldn't have to use alias to fix git' bad command line interface. git stage list would be a kind of git status. To stage file, I use git add. To view them, I use git status. To remove a file from a stage, I use git reset .. That's just plain wrong and annoying. It's like that for every part of git. I don't see why saving empty directories is annoying. If I don't want a directory, I'll just remove it? Or in the opposite, if I want an empty directory, I'll add a directory? Why should I put a hidden file inside a directory to have it added by git? Finally, for the history, I'm just saying that's it's too complicated for nothing. Of course I can avoided it. I also can use SVN and avoid branch because they are complicated, but that's not the point.