I hate you! More seriously git is super easy to begin to use, and even more so for small projects and / or projects with a small number of contributors.
Setup? git init; git add . (if no unwanted binary in the tree)
Something interesting has been done? git commit -am "rock more"
New source file? git add file; git commit -m "new foobar module"
What value does it bring? Great revert capability, bisecting bugs, and so over. I agree most of the time I don't need it, but well, when I do it is handy. It is like being insured.
Setup? git init; git add . (if no unwanted binary in the tree) Something interesting has been done? git commit -am "rock more" New source file? git add file; git commit -m "new foobar module"
What value does it bring? Great revert capability, bisecting bugs, and so over. I agree most of the time I don't need it, but well, when I do it is handy. It is like being insured.