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In my experience it is fine to first learn only some required commands. One will run into cases, where ones understanding or imagination of how git works will n
by zelphirkalt 5y ago
In my experience it is fine to first learn only some required commands. One will run into cases, where ones understanding or imagination of how git works will not work any longer. In such cases one can still read up on how it works and build a new working understanding. Only important to not always just shrug, delete the repo and clone again. That will not really facilitate learning.
Of course no one is stopping anyone interested in it from reading more about how it works up front.
- taubek 5y agoI'm new to git. For now I use it from VSC, but I should probably give CLI a chance. I must admit that I'm at the point where I shrug, delete and clone the repo if I'm stuck. Some errors and messages were to cryptic to me.
- wmf 5y agoThis usually leads to "my shit's due in an hour, my repo is totally broken and I have no idea why... HEEEEELP".