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I don't know if this is true. For me personally I have had to use git for a lot of different projects, but I still don't understand anything besides commit, pus
by maceurt 8y ago
I don't know if this is true. For me personally I have had to use git for a lot of different projects, but I still don't understand anything besides commit, push, pull, add, and force-push (lol). In my experience you can get away with just learning those commands, but I still don't feel comfortable with git.
- marssaxman 8y agoDoes anyone really feel comfortable with git? I've been using it for over a decade, in a handful of different organizations, on projects large and small, both at work and for personal projects, and it still feels like a convoluted mess. Its terminology is wildly inconsistent and my mental model of its behavior remains stubbornly full of fog. I have a library of recipes committed to memory, but I still don't really understand it, and sorting out what's gone wrong when things inevitably go wrong remains challenging.