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Ironically I find wrappers more complex because I constantly worry if they did everything correctly. That, and for every X people who understand raw "git" comm
by makecheck 9y ago
Ironically I find wrappers more complex because I constantly worry if they did everything correctly. That, and for every X people who understand raw "git" commands, X/2000 understand wrappers out of the box.
- notheguyouthink 9y agoFunny enough, I've got some team members that I'm having to babysit with Git. Frankly, I shouldn't be babysitting anyone lol (due to lack of Git knowledge myself). Yet, I am. So I think a Git wrapper (as I mentioned above) ideally should do a very small set of things that set those developers off in the right direction. Basically what I verbally say every time they ask me what to do in X scenario. With that said, I definitely agree with you. This thing I'm discussing writing is a wrapper for the non-git users. I don't expect what I'm going to do to actually save normal/advanced users time, I expect those users to not even use a wrapper.