I commit dozens of times a day with zero aliases, and it never really gets in my way. If you’re comfortable with git, leveraging it can almost certainly improve

I commit dozens of times a day with zero aliases, and it never really gets in my way. If you’re comfortable with git, leveraging it can almost certainly improve your productivity—if you can rebase, splitting a branch into two branches is a fairly trivial task. Even if all you do is commit often, you can do things like aggressively refactor without worrying that merging will be a costly endeavor—just rewind to the last manageable commit if you stick your neck out too far. On the day to day work, git use is simple; it’s with large major version upgrades, refactors, merging many branches together, and spiking/research where the more advanced features really shine.