Well, to me, git’s DAG model is 100% obvious, and gitk --all is helpful in exactly the way you state — but at the beginning it was still confusing which command used how would produce the effect on the DAG (and working tree and index...) I wanted. Similarly, the commands to configure and manipulate branches and remotes are not entirely obvious, especially if you’ve gotten off the beaten path and want to fix your config to be normal.
Well, to me, git’s DAG model is 100% obvious, and
gitk --allis helpful in exactly the way you state — but at the beginning it was still confusing which command used how would produce the effect on the DAG (and working tree and index...) I wanted. Similarly, the commands to configure and manipulate branches and remotes are not entirely obvious, especially if you’ve gotten off the beaten path and want to fix your config to be normal.