Yeah. I used it for 8 years while there and just started again now that it’s open source.
It makes it trivial to maintain a linear history and takes all the fear out of rebasing. Amending commits that have had changes requested during code review is painless (via absorb) as an example.
most operations are simple and easy to remember rather than all the git craziness of heads, caches, soft resets, hard resets, reflogs, etc.
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Yeah. I used it for 8 years while there and just started again now that it’s open source.
It makes it trivial to maintain a linear history and takes all the fear out of rebasing. Amending commits that have had changes requested during code review is painless (via absorb) as an example.
most operations are simple and easy to remember rather than all the git craziness of heads, caches, soft resets, hard resets, reflogs, etc.