Originally posted by orzel
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As am amateur I find it almost unbelievable how well it works, especially when collaborating and merging other peoples stuff. I did find that it helps if you keep to certain workflows, like working on only one issue per branch, fortunately it is quick and easy to create new branches. And before merging rebase and then merge with --no-ff.
And to keep an overview of patches and branches you need some gui. I prefer qgit with it's limited functionality over gitk (indeed lots of voodoo in there).
Most importantly, any voodoo you might really need at a certain point is just one google search away.
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