> Yea it never bothered me and I never understood why people kept complaining about it online. It seemed very superficial complaint. Consistency may be superfi

> Yea it never bothered me and I never understood why people kept complaining about it online. It seemed very superficial complaint. Consistency may be superficial to you, but that's a personal preference that not everyone shares. > The way you use git is by first understanding its model. If you understand the git model, everything makes sense Doesn't follow. I think I've got at least an acceptable handle on git's model, but I can't see how that should mean I'd have to accept that wildly inconsistent command switches "make sense". Care to explain how one leads to the other?