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own-cup git gud lmao

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gottem

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Git is the simplest system to understand. If you can't then there is no hope for you

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no it isn't, its just arbitrary and confusing as everything else

https://stevelosh.com/blog/2013/04/git-koans/

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It's really not confusing. Have you tried not being r-slurred?

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It isn't though. Rcs is way simpler and as a solo dev who isn't trying to sync changes over a frickin mailing list is literally all you need. The industry standardization around git, which it proceeds to use exclusively through centralized repositories, is actually hilarious.

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Okay use rcs then if you plan on being a forever alone dev, but the rest of us that like to make 100k+ use git

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You use git because your company makes you lol. Being a leashed pet is nice because your owner always fills up your bowl.

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I use it solo too because I'm not an r-slur that finds push/pull confusing.

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I mean yeah, that too

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I'm sorry but some of us are r-slurred.

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ye the needs for git only really become at massive linux-scale projects where you need to divide and conquer code review

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Literally me

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When I was learning how to use git, the first thing I noticed was that it's also something that non-tech managers of developers google and you find endless absolutely meaningless graphics like this and none of them tell you anything

https://i.rdrama.net/images/1731880522785911.webp

Eventually I found something useful by searching for 'git cheat sheet' which I guess is the kind of stuff that actual developers are going to look at.

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Just use a Git GUI

Using git from the command line is sheer AIDS :marseydizzy:

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the visual studio integration makes git actually usable tbh

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that's how they lock you in forever. use the cli

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VS Code is dog slow on my work laptop and idk why. The git UI takes 10s of seconds to work.

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VS Code is dog slow

Webshits… :shakefist#:

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Anything that requires me to use the command line I have to relearn pretty much every time I use it, so I get it.


:#marseydisintegrate: :!#marseyflamewar::space::!marseyagree:

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this is unironically the sort of thing I like chatgpt for, no one to judge me for whenever I don't understand a simple thing and need clear explanations

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>Memory Updated: "User keeps asking the same trivial questions about git without ever learning, they might suffer from mental r-sluration"

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Ok you got me to sneed. Congrats. But seriously I turn it off on vscode whenever I can get away with it.

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I don't really understand why people find git hard to use?

I think I'm kind of r-slurred but isn't the workflow just

git init

add all the files you want to the repository.

Every time you want to add a new feature or something while keeping your master clean make a branch. Finish up on that branch.

Git merge to main.

Repeat.

Like is it that hard?

I'm like half-certain that the reason people find git hard to use's because github's genuinely kind of shit at teaching you how to use Github and so people's issues mostly come from not knowing what's Git itself and what's Github.

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merge is cringe just rebase

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"Not understanding that Git and Github are two different things" has replaced bathing with corpses and eating cow dung as the national religion of India.

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eh, I've been using git from the command line more or less exclusively for years and frankly the actual UI is just so leaky with it's underlying abstractions.

If you got into a weird git situation either of your own accord or someone else's do you think you'd solve it yourself or would you just re-clone the repo?

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HOW TO GIT FOR NON-CODECELS

1. Once your changes are done, type "yea whatever" under commit name and press commit

2. At this point, git will throw "unable to commit, merge differences unresolved", so just call out the programmer's name

3. Let him guide you, hold your hand, step by step, until all the issues are resolved

4. Hear him sigh in frustration when you Push, because now he has to fix 3 days worth of branches

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