> I have been using Git since college and for a few years since I began my job, can't say I have had any problem that I couldn't find a solution for oneline I

> I have been using Git since college and for a few years since I began my job, can't say I have had any problem that I couldn't find a solution for oneline I agree with this, but I don't think that's strong enough evidence to conclude that git's interface isn't clunky. Being able to find solutions online is worse than being able to figure them out on my own, and being able to figure them out on my own is worse than just not having them. Obviously no software will ever be free from issues, and most can have some sort of issue that isn't able to be figured out without searching online, but I'm not convinced that git does a particularly good job about minimizing the potential for these types of issues. Overall, I've learned to use git effectively for my work, and I've often helped teammates when they run into a git issue they don't understand, but this is mostly due to the fact that I've run into issues enough before to know how to avoid some of the pitfalls.