The issue with git is that's got all this cruft built around it, but for the most part it's very rare you need to jump into it in that level. I've been using git for about 2 years and only needed to rebase for the first time very recently.
There are issues, and flaming the author saying he needs to read more is disrespectful (and ignorant of the issues), but git is a community, open source project. Not happy with the existing docs? Rewrite them, call it git for humans and off you go. I've seen projects doing work to 'nice' the command structure, so there's other people attempting it.
There are issues, and flaming the author saying he needs to read more is disrespectful (and ignorant of the issues), but git is a community, open source project. Not happy with the existing docs? Rewrite them, call it git for humans and off you go. I've seen projects doing work to 'nice' the command structure, so there's other people attempting it.
But we can all agree git reset is weird.