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I don't mind SourceTree; it's a great tool to visualize git tree that scratches some itches that gitk doesn't quite. Tree visualization of multiple branches and
by niuzeta 11y ago
I don't mind SourceTree; it's a great tool to visualize git tree that scratches some itches that gitk doesn't quite. Tree visualization of multiple branches and seamless integration with github/bitbucket are the reason I keep it on my Windows machine.
Granted, most of actual git activities are better done via command line, except for chunk editing.
Just one chagrin I have with sourcetree is the lack of linux integration, despite obvious demand: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/149631/sourcetree-for-linux https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/149631/sourcetree-fo...
- notnarb 11y ago> scratches some itches that gitk doesn't quite. Tree visualization of multiple branches... Just a quick PSA that gitk does support multiple branch tree visualization when started with the 'all' flag i.e 'gitk --all'. This roughly mirrors the CLI's 'git log --graph --all'. (not to say that either of these commands have a better UI/UX than SourceTree)
- niuzeta 11y agowow, TIL. I really needed to know this. thank you.
- the_gipsy 11y agoI use git-cola for chunk editing, staging, and to preview the commit's diffs of files. It's open source and works on linux, Windows and OSX.