Re: git annoyances

 > 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

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André Goddard