Re: git annoyances
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- André Goddard Rosa <andre.goddard@gmail.com>
- Date
- Apr 9, 2008, 23:56 UTC
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- <b8bf37780804091656s2f24ebe5h758884e63cea4845@mail.gmail.com>
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> > but it was a PITA and all of git's messages about the problem were not > > only unhelpful, they confused me into looking for problems where there > > were none IMO. > > Yes, we need to teach "git" to do more mind-reading (I am not being > sarcastic). There should be a pattern in common user errors that share > their roots to the same user misperception, and if we can identify that, > maybe we can make git guess what the user was really trying to do and give > better error messages than it currently does.
Something along the lines of:
Error description Why it happened How to solve/Sugestion
-- []s, André Goddard