I'll try and track this series. I am not willing to invest almost any time in understanding GIT better because with time I just learned what's dangerous and how

I'll try and track this series. I am not willing to invest almost any time in understanding GIT better because with time I just learned what's dangerous and how to avoid it. Worked perfectly for me for more than 10 years with 2 exceptions (and each took half the day to fix; ouch). I might very well be negatively biased but I'll admit that the whole "GIT's data model is beautiful" makes me roll my eyes every time. I've read through several guides and they have not helped me at all; they even confused me more. GIT is a tool for managing versions of files. It must be blindingly and painfully simple and all the special cases should be named much better than they are right now. The fact that they are not is just making me impatiently wait for when GIT's mind-share stealer will come around. Or I dunno, I might just start using Mercurial CLI on top of it and just give up.