Same for me but “It’s fine I can always Google the solution” or “It’s fine I just use 5% of the functionality and that bit works well and I can remember it” isn

Same for me but “It’s fine I can always Google the solution” or “It’s fine I just use 5% of the functionality and that bit works well and I can remember it” isn’t really a stellar review of an UX either. The UX isn’t really tested at all when just using the 10% of the product even if that’s enough to do 90% of the job. It’s tested on that last 10% of tasks when we need to bring out that last 90% of git. I’m the unfortunate “git guy” of our team so my job is resolving people’s problems. Hooks and aliases oh non posix shells. Auth plug-in uses like windows/Mac auth store, problems with CI servers having made a checkout without LFS so borked their working copy etc. People creating branches differing only in case like /feature/Foo/2 and feature/foo/3 and all hell breaks lose when you have systems with mixed case sensitivity. Now add some monorepo pain like GVFS, or submodules or shallow checkouts etc and the warts really start to show.