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I use SourceTree almost solely for its "Split View Staging" feature, where a line or hunk can be moved between the two states and the entire bit you're about to
by pkamb 8y ago
I use SourceTree almost solely for its "Split View Staging" feature, where a line or hunk can be moved between the two states and the entire bit you're about to commit can be viewed independently of other working copy changes.
Fits my mental model so well, but is apparently considered too complicated for most other git clients such as GitHub Desktop and Tower.
From the animation, Sublime Merge seems to have Staged/Unstaged areas? Will definitely try this out, as SourceTree is otherwise bloated, slow, and missing critical features.
- dabernathy89 8y agoI've been pretty happy with SourceTree, despite a few minor annoyances. What missing features are you thinking of?
- pkamb 8y agoThe big one for me is deleting multiple branches! I want to Shift-Click to select a bunch, and then delete them. Doesn't work, despite several UIs in SourceTree where it should.
- dabernathy89 8y agoOk actually, yeah. That has been one of the biggest pain points for me too.