On Wed, 15 Nov 2006 13:13:11 -0800, Junio C Hamano wrote: > That is a very fine example, but I do not see why it is a > problem. I do not think the goal of Porcelain is to make it > totally unnecessary for users to know about the plumbing. If not, then the promise of the porcelain fails. If cogito offers "Here are 40 commands so you don't have to learn git's 140" and then next says "Oh, and you'll still want to learn all those git commands too", then its existence only makes the "too much stuff to learn" problem worse, not better. But I think you agree with me (for now) that fixing the git UI should not involve creating a new primary command to replace "git". -Carl
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