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Or just use mercurial which tends to do the Right Thing by default more often.
by dscrd 13y ago
Or just use mercurial which tends to do the Right Thing by default more often.
- lysium 13y agoIn what way do you think is mercurial's "Right Thing" a different "Right Thing" than what git does (by default)?
- dscrd 13y agoIn the way whereby nobody ever complains about usability issues like this one.
- Tomis02 13y agoMy first thought when I read the title was "Please use mercurial", because git is just a complicated tool that most of the time provides a distraction from real work (admittedly, a tool that gives a wonderful false sense of superiority - "zomg I am 3l1t3 h4x0r because I could finally persuade git to do what I want"). As a hg user I really can't have any understanding when I get git messages like "![rejected] master -> master (non-fast forward) error: failed to push some refs to ...". What the hell am I supposed to do with that? And a few minutes later I find out that in git you can't pull all the branches at the same time. Seriously, just use hg and make the world a better place.