Git is already too horrendously complex. At this point, any feature whether worthy or not, has to be weighed against the learning curve required by new git users (already formidable).
Can't even count the number of times that we brought on a reasonably decent programmer, wrote decent working code, but that didn't have a clue about git, which resulted in the work being a mess of commits across multiple branches and forks.
To make git more powerful, the developers should make it easier to learn, not add power-user features.
Can't even count the number of times that we brought on a reasonably decent programmer, wrote decent working code, but that didn't have a clue about git, which resulted in the work being a mess of commits across multiple branches and forks.
To make git more powerful, the developers should make it easier to learn, not add power-user features.