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To me knowing the CLI is a little like knowing how to read sheet music. It makes analysis and collaboration a lot easier. You can put down a sequence of git in
by twitchard 9y ago
To me knowing the CLI is a little like knowing how to read sheet music. It makes analysis and collaboration a lot easier.
You can put down a sequence of git invocations in a text file or script, stare at them, reason about them, tweak them as appropriate for your use case, copy and paste them to another developer, write about them in a blog post, include them in a README.
It's harder to do this with a sequence of gui actions.
- scarface74 9y agoAnd how often in a normal dev workflow do you need to do that? Most developers, pull, push, merge, rebase, and fix merge conflicts.