[Dylan16807]

> No True Git fallacy. If you don't enjoy Git, it wasn't Git as it's meant to be!

That is not what is happening here.

Simply being better than SVN is not very hard, and most git workflows accomplish that.

> When I have significant changes, I copy the directory before messing with Git beyond regular commands, because it's so easy to nuke code with it. Someone could tell me I'm doing it wrong, but an LLM could generate that comment at this point, so don't bother.

If you're committing first, I doubt it's actually nuked.

If you're skipping committing before doing strange things, then stop doing that. That's not some kind of condescending and useless "do it better", it's like telling you to flip the breaker before you start rewiring your house.