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I agree 100%. I wish we could use a version control tool that didn't require so much attention. I don't want to read article after article for something that sh

• sharken 5y ago
  A set of basic Git commands for everyday use is a good starting point and of course knowing a bit about the staging area and remote/upstream sources as well. But if you move into the enterprise with multiple releases in active development and multiple teams, then it's hard to keep Git out of the way.
• t-writescode 5y ago
  This is honestly where I think good git GUI tools help, and for those I go to Git Extensions, or did until I had to use a Mac for work. I learned enough using it that I can work through most issues in a regular and natural way nowadays.
• bonzini 5y ago
  It's out of your way if you so desire, just squash and commit. What you pay the price for isn't satisfying git's whims; it's a better debugging or learning experience months or years down the line, which is something that git enables you to do.