Jakub Narebski <jnareb <at> gmail.com> writes:
> === xx. Have you found distributed version control easy? ===
> (multiple choice)
>
> + Very easy
> + Easy
> + Reasonably easy
> + Hard
> + Very hard
>
> Or something like that, with separate question if DVCS is difficult
> or not.
>
> Alternatively we could ask about _relative_ ease of learning / use.
> But I don't think this would go well (and I don't think we could get
> good answers from that).
Related to that, would be whether the user was familiar with DVCS before
starting to use git, or even familiar with VCS - the answers would be different
for people for whom git is the first VCS they ever used, or for people having
used other DVCS before...
> Well, Git User's Surveys always served more or less accidentally as
> the source of information about git and git community ("we have wiki?"
> from the first survey )
Count me in for "we have git new-worktree ?" :)
In fact, I found nothing by that name in git's tree or in the wiki's
InterfacesFrontendsAndTools. Google finally pointed me to contrib/ where I
noticed workdir/git-new-workdir.
It may be worth to use a URL for publicizing non-mainstream stuff. That's
better as publicizing goes, and makes it easy to crowdsource discovery of
mistakes or outdated things.
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