I find it more intuitive than git. I think it's especially easier to move, split or combine repos, but others will disagree. We used to use it at my company, bu

I find it more intuitive than git. I think it's especially easier to move, split or combine repos, but others will disagree. We used to use it at my company, but at a certain point, it had to be a forced effort to use as opposed to git, which is the default for most tools and incoming engineers. Now that bitbucket support is gone, I agree it's not worth the effort unless it's already deeply integrated into your tools.