I don't completely agree. While git definitely could still be more polished, the problem it tries to solve is fundamentally complicated.
Git does a good job of cleanly modeling the graph of distributed changes and providing a set of useful operations on that graph. The disagreement is more about whether somebody has learned or should learn that underlying graph.
Git does a good job of cleanly modeling the graph of distributed changes and providing a set of useful operations on that graph. The disagreement is more about whether somebody has learned or should learn that underlying graph.