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Over the years, there have been many "friendly interfaces to git", in both UI or command line form. They all suffer from the same issue: in the face of conflic
by partycoder 9y ago
Over the years, there have been many "friendly interfaces to git", in both UI or command line form.
They all suffer from the same issue: in the face of conflicts they just failsafe to good old git.
I think these tools are good if you want to do something more productively but in the end you will still need to know about git.
- qguv 9y agoI'm not sure this is trying to prevent anyone from needing to learn the actual git commands. (Note that the abstraction intentionally leaks by showing the commands that are run.) It appears to be more of a tool for experienced users on centralized teams to save some time typing.