[aidenn0]

The first odd thing is that magit runs in emacs' working directory, rather than the directory of the buffer you launch it in (my experience with most emacs commands is that they will take the cwd from the buffer). I'm going to have multiple git repos, and I usually only start emacs once, so this gets me almost every single time.

The submenus are also a bit overwhelming. I just wanted to stash my working tree, not be given dozens of options for how to stash! Emacs already has a way to signal that you want to give an option to a command, so this interface feels very un-emacsy. "M-x magit-stash" should just do the common thing imo. C-u M-- prefix if I want something fancy.

Another time, I fat-fingered a branching operation, and I spent a good five minutes trying to figure out how to fix it within magit, and then gave up and solved it in 30s from the cli

[coryrc]

Magit always opens to the buffer's repo IME. I use dozens of repos simultaneously so I experience it daily.

EDIT: okay dozens overall, < dozen simultaneous