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I've worked at a couple of places where I was the "git guy", aka the person who fixed your git repo when you borked it. I don't understand why so many people ha
by pg_bot 6y ago
I've worked at a couple of places where I was the "git guy", aka the person who fixed your git repo when you borked it. I don't understand why so many people have difficulty with git.
I get the API can be a bit wonky, but why aren't you just aliasing commands to get around the bits you have difficulty remembering? You can tailor any UNIX tool to your own needs instead of relying on what was written by the original authors.
Since version control is a tool you will most likely be using for your entire career save yourself the heartache and read some tutorials. If you learn what your tools are capable of you will be a much better developer in the long run.
- vidanay 6y agoBecause those people don't read or study in order to lean something new. They just expect "magic".
- loopz 6y agoYou can't expect everyone to find those tutorials and videos within a full week. It's hit and miss, and the value is nonobvious at start. So if you want better results, share that will help the most. Not everyone will study asm and kernel calls either.