Gitless doesn't change anything about git's concepts, it just abstracts away some commands. So if you think this solves the problems, they're clearly not "conceptual" faults.
I think this is important because people are so quick to jump on the "git is bad" contrarian meme. Git is a fantastic piece of work and the CLI has a variety of issues. On top of this, git is conceptually unintuitive, so the CLI issues make for a worse experience.
I think this is important because people are so quick to jump on the "git is bad" contrarian meme. Git is a fantastic piece of work and the CLI has a variety of issues. On top of this, git is conceptually unintuitive, so the CLI issues make for a worse experience.