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In fact, I have found that as I understand git better, what happens is I understand its simplicity ever better – not its complexity. It is difficult to learn because its command line interface obscures the underlying simplicity of its repository format. Understanding that format and relating what a command does to that format is the key to understanding git, which is actually much easier than it initially seems. I have actually toyed with the idea of reimplementing the format in pure Perl – it w
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Aye. I should perhaps add that I was referring to the complexity of managing distributed changes to a common file tree, not the complexity of git (which I agree has a very simple design).