While there are quite a few different workflows, there are a number of similar operations (get a repository, get updates from a remote, push changes to the remo

While there are quite a few different workflows, there are a number of similar operations (get a repository, get updates from a remote, push changes to the remote). My point was not to compare git (as a whole) to subversion, it was to demonstrate how the tools handle those operations. I think it's reasonable for people who are moving from subversion to git to expect that commands for these operations will exist (and they, of course do). Finally, even in my limited description, I managed to demonstrate a benefit of git (namely, that the slightly different default workflow handles the common problem of rollback much more elegantly)