Interesting idea, I’d love to have more context; to hear who this is aimed at, and what it’s for or how it’s meant to be used. Is this helpful for either git ne

Interesting idea, I’d love to have more context; to hear who this is aimed at, and what it’s for or how it’s meant to be used. Is this helpful for either git newbies, or git experts? I feel like if you don’t already know git, this map doesn’t actually explain what rebase or stash or clone or any commands really do without a very long side-explanation attached. The image doesn’t clarify what the wide arrows (e.g. reset) do differently than the solid lines or the dashed lines. It’s cool to see the local & remote repos sort-of mapped out if you know git, but it seems like the explanatory power of this might be lower than talking about it, or maybe mixing many images, even for experts? Sorry I don’t mean to be overly critical, just curious what the goal is.