> I mean, to be fair, you are essentially saying you are not tired of typing git commands only because you type shorthands you've created. It feels like you're raining on his parade a bit because he didn't do the same thing you did.
Well, it's not like I did something unique. The aliases feature of git is precisely to make commonly used commands shorter, so I found it odd that OP would make a whole new git front-end, apparently to solve the same problem. That's why I asked, "Are there many people that are?", because I wanted to know if many others also found the shell insufficiently efficient and maybe discuss that.
I didn't mean to rain on his parade, but I can see that he might not have expected his post's discussion to mostly be about CLI vs GUI or integrating git with editors vs not. I honestly did not expect this much discussion to come out of my comment, either. Then again, how a discussion develops within a community is not really in any individual's control.
Well, it's not like I did something unique. The aliases feature of git is precisely to make commonly used commands shorter, so I found it odd that OP would make a whole new git front-end, apparently to solve the same problem. That's why I asked, "Are there many people that are?", because I wanted to know if many others also found the shell insufficiently efficient and maybe discuss that.
I didn't mean to rain on his parade, but I can see that he might not have expected his post's discussion to mostly be about CLI vs GUI or integrating git with editors vs not. I honestly did not expect this much discussion to come out of my comment, either. Then again, how a discussion develops within a community is not really in any individual's control.