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For those who prefer CLI git: I've used gitk a fair bit, but lately I've been gravitating towards tig, which implements a tree view via ncurses.
by rpedroso 10y ago
For those who prefer CLI git: I've used gitk a fair bit, but lately I've been gravitating towards tig, which implements a tree view via ncurses.
- amiraliakbari 10y agoI usually use git using command line and tig for the tree view and viewing changesets, but I really miss the commit feature of git plugin in JetBrain IDEs: editing while viewing the diff, full code highlight and lint in diff, easy selecting of files to cimmit, etc. Any alternatives for linux/atom?
- WorldMaker 10y agoVSCode, maybe? VSCode's git support does fine for most of my needs and I think it covers the list of things you are looking for. Admittedly it is different enough from Atom that there would be a transition, but it runs on Linux.