I think a git CLI is an elegant and orthogonal and maps pretty much semantically to basic commit graph operations. It clicked when I started to think in terms o

I think a git CLI is an elegant and orthogonal and maps pretty much semantically to basic commit graph operations. It clicked when I started to think in terms of graph transformations and what graph state I want at the end. > I do wish I had an easier way to split up a commit that accidentally included several unrelated changes though. IMHO this one of the cases when GUI is better. I use `tig`.