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Used it long time ago, but later versions became extremelly slow and bloated, just like everything from Atlassian. Now I'm using Magit which is fantastic.
by ungzd 9y ago
Used it long time ago, but later versions became extremelly slow and bloated, just like everything from Atlassian. Now I'm using Magit which is fantastic.
- nailer 9y agoEdit: all the annoyances below are fixed on SourceTree 2. I have double sized-icons that overlap the text, and SourceTree 2 couldn't uninstall SourceTree 1, but this seems like a welcome return to form so far. The UI seems a little faster too. -------- Yep. I use SourceTree daily [1]. Current state of SourceTree 1.x on Windows: - Highlighting files to see the diffs frequently breaks - you have the file highlighted but nothing shown in the diff view. You have to go to history and then back to see code changed in a file - Dragging changes to staging area is broken - Selecting upwards in a diff makes a non contiguous selection that can't be staged [1] Alas none of the other git clients have a UI for interactive rebase, and I hate doing that on CLI.