> I'm the minority suggesting the cli as a good way to use git. I'm someone who used to train newbie staff using the git CLI. As the other commenter pointed ou

> I'm the minority suggesting the cli as a good way to use git. I'm someone who used to train newbie staff using the git CLI. As the other commenter pointed out, the CLI often doesn't feel very intuitive. However, I personally felt that it's hard to convey what's happening behind the scenes unless you're on the CLI. And in git, it's very important to know the underlying data format and operations - unlike in case of Mercurial, for example.