I feel like it is, so I’m not sure what you’re asking. It’s sometimes error prone depending on editor, and sometimes a lengthy and manual hassle to undo many ti

I feel like it is, so I’m not sure what you’re asking. It’s sometimes error prone depending on editor, and sometimes a lengthy and manual hassle to undo many times & copy old state, and then to merge if it’s not a single contiguous block and not a single file. It’s way easier to do what I’m talking about if I’ve committed changes in git every 5 minutes, but I don’t always do that in advance (most people don’t), and therefore could be nice to have a non-linear undo UI that addresses the workflow example I’m talking about, which happens to be a common reason that people even think about what happens in multiple undo-redo scenarios in the first place. What’s wrong with pointing out that 1- we can make better tools if we want, and 2- linear undo/redo doesn’t solve the whole problem?