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Great news but my first thought was that it's hard enough for juniors to grasp the difference between git and github. Now they will be even more confused... :]


That's the point


To be fair, they’re not explicitly saying to alias it as `git` this time. At least with a different name the distinction is clearer


I have never really grokked the concept of git to push or pull, commit or diff the code that I write. Tried to convince myself a few times that is best practise from the industry. I still tgz my source code before I intend to make substantial change.

Github for me is simply a repo of open source code that I can inspect before I use someone else library.


Source control is well worth the learning curve. Git is harder to learn than most, though. I hear Mercurial is easier to learn; maybe give it a try?


Isn’t mercurial pretty much dead? I know Bitbucket dropped support for it last year. I’ve also found it no more intuitive than git personally.




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