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Well, exactly. For the vast majority of people those are the only four commands needed. So hg is a great alternative to git. If you need something more complex
by ErrantX 16y ago
Well, exactly. For the vast majority of people those are the only four commands needed. So hg is a great alternative to git.
If you need something more complex or specialist then git is the clear winner.
- weaksauce 16y agoI think the parent is trying to say that why use a tool that is "hackerish" if they both do the same thing with the same few commands. Then if you need to do something more complex you already have git. Edit: iPad mistype.