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Comment by agentgt

7 years ago

> Sorry, but you don't know git if you think Mercurial is even coming close.

And you don't know mercurial if you think that.

Both are great and powerful and both have pros/cons.

> The "Git Book" is what you should read. And you read it once, you read it indepth, and then you're done. After that it's also only 5 minutes of googling, but you can do a lot more.

The problem with git on this is it is actually often sort of hard to find "the right" way to do things. This is in large part because of the popularity of git. There is so much content and a good deal disparate (e.g. Stack Overflow).

Mercurial on the other hand has far less content and it is maybe a little more consolidated and thus IMO slightly easier to find.

> At that point you can even program a simplified git if you want.

.... are you sure you are not trolling...