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Git integration in IntelliJ is terrible IMO. It conflates staging and committing, and unstaging with reverting. I don't use it because it is a PITA, but what is
by Normal_gaussian 8y ago
Git integration in IntelliJ is terrible IMO. It conflates staging and committing, and unstaging with reverting. I don't use it because it is a PITA, but what is even more annoying are the PR's from team members who do use it, which I have to send immediately back due to random files.
- korm 8y agoThe history features are incredible and also the only ones I use, eg diffing, showing changed dirs/files/lines, blame, file/dir commit history. I've never used it for anything else git related because the ui is strange.
- Rjevski 8y agoTrue, but frankly it is Git’s model that is broken, or at the very least overcomplicated. I do not care whether files are staged or not up until the point I actually want to commit, so personally the IntelliJ way of doing it is perfect.