Because lots of people don't want to learn git. They want to bungle through it the same way they bungle through most of the software they touch. People who work with software professionally are very adept at bungling. Even through complicated professional software that other users would need training for. But git is resistant. Even rote memorization won't let you hide completely from learning git. There's a steep learning curve before you can half-ass it.
Depending on perspective this is either a damning indictment of git, or just another day at the office.
I've been helping people learn git for over a decade now. Unironically the easiest to teach are interns.
Because lots of people don't want to learn git. They want to bungle through it the same way they bungle through most of the software they touch. People who work with software professionally are very adept at bungling. Even through complicated professional software that other users would need training for. But git is resistant. Even rote memorization won't let you hide completely from learning git. There's a steep learning curve before you can half-ass it.
Depending on perspective this is either a damning indictment of git, or just another day at the office.
I've been helping people learn git for over a decade now. Unironically the easiest to teach are interns.