> Isn't that the point of a conceptual model? Probably, but my understanding of the conceptual model is full of holes. There are many scenarios to which I don

> Isn't that the point of a conceptual model? Probably, but my understanding of the conceptual model is full of holes. There are many scenarios to which I don't know how cherry-pick would react. Maybe I should just try them. "applying the diffs onto other commits" is all well and good for simple scenarios where there are not multiple interpretations of changes. But for other scenarios, it requires one to know what's actually in a diff, which I don't know. In fact, different git clients present diffs differently. Is that evidence that diffs aren't a real thing? I don't know.