I agree people should at least learn the happy path. It really is not hard at all and it solidifies the underlying concepts. However I find there is a huge dif

I agree people should at least learn the happy path. It really is not hard at all and it solidifies the underlying concepts. However I find there is a huge difference between me working solo on a repo or with one or two other people versus managing a complex project with 10+ developers and multiple SKUs in the same codebase (as an example). That's when the "neurosurgery" aspects come in. Problems were frequently caused by junior devs making mistakes in their repo management that could be a headache to untangle (again, as an example).