Johannes Schindelin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > 4) What do you hate most in Git? > > The command line options. Sometimes it seems to me all the really cool > actions in git can only be invoked by a mysterious collection of weird > option switches which 1. I've never heard of, 2. are hidden deep down > in long manual pages which make it impossible to distinguish important > options from the unimportant ones, and 3. change very frequently in > new versions. For example, "git rebase -i" is a nice feature, but it > is simply a different action than a one-shot "git rebase". Hence, if > it is supposed to be really used, it should rather be a command such > as "git interactive-rebase". The GUI tools go a long way to hide those > mysterious option collections, but some of the daily workflow steps > are still unavailable in the GUI. Rebase being the most prominent, I > guess.
It is not that much different. The basis operation is the same; I don't think that "rebase -i" differs from "rebase" more than "add -i" differs from "add". > > 6) What was the most frustrating moment when working with Git? > > Finding that "git pull" will create many more merge commits than I > wanted, and that there doesn't seem to be an easy way of running "git > fetch; git rebase" in one command. "git pull --rebase", but it is quite new feature. -- Jakub Narebski Poland ShadeHawk on #git
