Git 2.45 Begins Landing Code For SHA1 & SHA256 Interoperability For Repositories

[guara]

That's great. I wonder if Git will ever support a better compression algorithm for its objects. Zstd support would be a nice addition, it compresses better than gzip, and it decompresses as fast as it as well.

[ptr1337]

Git is not inclusive to stupid people like me, I know you nerds love Git but for me who is not as smart as you guys I find it very difficult to use.

It cannot help me when I done modifications on the main branch instead of doing my modifications in a new branch and now I can't pull from the remote.

When there is merge conflicts, it is not so helpful, it just puts some <<< a >>> stuff, but is not so friendly.

It puts this decisions on me like rebase or fast forward and I don't really know the difference, because I don't even know what any of those things are, and I don't even really care, and I don't even want to know.
I don't know what a detached head is, but it sounds scary.

Just use SmartGit. If you have 200 commits per year, you also get a free license for open source work. Really great tool, but sadly closed source.

[bumblebritches57]

Too bad that don’t support a faster hash like Blake3.

[bumblebritches57]

Git is not inclusive to stupid people like me, I know you nerds love Git but for me who is not as smart as you guys I find it very difficult to use.

It cannot help me when I done modifications on the main branch instead of doing my modifications in a new branch and now I can't pull from the remote.

When there is merge conflicts, it is not so helpful, it just puts some <<< a >>> stuff, but is not so friendly.

It puts this decisions on me like rebase or fast forward and I don't really know the difference, because I don't even know what any of those things are, and I don't even really care, and I don't even want to know.
I don't know what a detached head is, but it sounds scary.

Give Fork a try, it’s by far the best git GUI around.

https://git-fork.com