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> Yet most people just want to use VSCode and don't want to invest 20+ hours learning emacs or vim To expand upon this, for version control there are pieces of
by KronisLV 3y ago
> Yet most people just want to use VSCode and don't want to invest 20+ hours learning emacs or vim
To expand upon this, for version control there are pieces of GUI software that can allow you to handle the typical workflows without touching the CLI. Packages like Git Cola, GitKraken and functionality that's bundled with most IDEs as well.
In addition there are also platforms like GitHub, GitLab and Gitea which will let you easily get changes merged across branches with either a single commit or different strategies, all with the press of a button.
I don't think that there is a reason for everyone to do a deep dive into Git, aside from their own curiosity, or when using complex workflows.