It is an unforgivable crime that Mercurial has been muscled out of the consciousness. It's so much better, on literally every level. Implicit branching + the ab

It is an unforgivable crime that Mercurial has been muscled out of the consciousness. It's so much better, on literally every level. Implicit branching + the ability to truly divorce the repo's state from the actual files on the disk (in a simple way, I'm sure you can do the same with git, but it's going to involve a lot of subcommands and flags) are simply too good. Every time I have to use git, I feel like I'm fighting it. I end up coming up with a command that has ten flags and a subcommand that I've never heard of until just now. And when I try to ask people who know better, they agree it's the best way to do it.