Forging a replacement blade (was: CVS "just works?")

[Bulgrien, Kevin]

> Of course not.  I'm saying that working with git requires two things:
> a modicum of shell scripting and a willingness to read lots of git man
> pages.  Writing Bazaar plugins requires a minimum of Python
> programming skills, and for DAG manipulations a willingness to dive
> into a complex API, and a complex and (up until a few years ago, and
> the reputation remains) ever-changing internal format.

Apples and oranges!?  How does one fairly compare working with git via
shell scripts with writing Bazaar plugins?

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Kevin Bulgrien

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