Amen to that. Lack of easy serving is the only disadvantage I see to current version of git over Hg.
Been a Merucial enangelist some time ago, since about 0.9.
Once switched to git, I had never looked back but for the ease of `hg serve'. Anyway, git's branch handling is a killer advantage, matches the workflows I use (small team, and single developer on multiple machines) much better than the branches with one global namespace in Hg.
About that reset/update/revert, you may want to define an alias in your ~/.gitconfig; simple as that.
Been a Merucial enangelist some time ago, since about 0.9. Once switched to git, I had never looked back but for the ease of `hg serve'. Anyway, git's branch handling is a killer advantage, matches the workflows I use (small team, and single developer on multiple machines) much better than the branches with one global namespace in Hg.
About that reset/update/revert, you may want to define an alias in your ~/.gitconfig; simple as that.