I've never worked with anyone who publicly said they disliked git. Those who didn't understand it always preferred to use a GUI, such as Source Tree, Github, or

I've never worked with anyone who publicly said they disliked git. Those who didn't understand it always preferred to use a GUI, such as Source Tree, Github, or VS Code. Personally, whenever git was unable to do something I needed it to, I have always been able to add a git alias to my `.gitconfig` that became a new part of my workflow, essentially extending the CLI. I've found it to be easy to work with, and the amount of great tooling I've found built on top of it is amazing. I've never used a version control system other than git though. So I am heavily biased. Before I was introduced to git, I didn't use version control at all, and so maybe it's a case of the grass is always greener. But I came from a place without any grass at all.