This is such a classic example of not thinking things through.
The graphical manipulation stuff sounds cool until you think about what happens when it causes merge conflicts. I mean the graph stuff is still cool but it does very little for the hard problems.
The automatic committing for WIP and "magic" pushing/fetching sounds cool until someone switches branches and accidentally commits 3.1TB of junk files they left lying around and it automatically syncs to EVERYONE else on the project.
People complain now that Git is "too complex" just wait until it's automagically doing shit like that.
The graphical manipulation stuff sounds cool until you think about what happens when it causes merge conflicts. I mean the graph stuff is still cool but it does very little for the hard problems.
The automatic committing for WIP and "magic" pushing/fetching sounds cool until someone switches branches and accidentally commits 3.1TB of junk files they left lying around and it automatically syncs to EVERYONE else on the project.
People complain now that Git is "too complex" just wait until it's automagically doing shit like that.