I use git for my books. Now the simple fact that a tool has to help me to do simple action is a sign
of strange design. This is the same as Java design and eclipse. When you code without eclipse you will a real pain :)
I found the git API far to low level from my developer perspective and this is what I would like the pharo abstraction to
protect our users (while getting the benefits from git).
And this is why when esteban is telling that this is what newbies expect I cannot believe such kind of statements
because there are simply bullshit. :)

Stef
Stef,

You need to cut your teeth for a decent couple hours to get to terms with Git.
Especially when using a workflow with branches, with merges, and several contributors.
I knew of quite a couple of SCMs (including Hg) but Git is a special beast.

I liked Git Recipes: A Problem Solution Approach as it was very pragmatic.

HTH
Phil


On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 7:09 PM, stepharo <stepharo@free.fr> wrote:
I read

http://www.stic.st/wp-content/conferences/2012/Wednesday/1415-Practical_Git_for_Smalltalk-Henrichs.pdf
�� �� and I found
�� �� http://forum.world.st/Pharo-git-td4693999.html

But is there something that works and it simple?

Stef


On 26/6/14 18:27, stepharo wrote:
Hi

I do not know the dif between git file tree, file tree.... and I would like to know how to get
started with git in Pharo?

What should I read?

Stef