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The reordering feature looks exactly like how I'd want it. It's a feature I haven't found in any other client. I've stuck with gitk until now, but this might ju
by satya71 5y ago
The reordering feature looks exactly like how I'd want it. It's a feature I haven't found in any other client. I've stuck with gitk until now, but this might just make me take a look at GitHub Desktop.
- guilhas 5y agoTortoiseGit is one of the best, on windows, for medium or advanced users. Quite nice UI, but with a lot of options if you need them. And very close to the actual git process Show log Select a commit, 3rd or older Right click Rebase ... onto this Check 'Force Rebase' Drag and drop to reorder Start Rebase
- Hamuko 5y agoIsn't reordering commits pretty easy with just git rebase -i?
- josteink 5y agoAnd with Emacs Magit it’s trivial. It still seems like a pretty obscure feature though. I believe none of my colleagues exploits this or even see a reason for why they may want to do so.
- ridiculous_fish 5y agoFork (https://git-fork.com https://git-fork.com) supports commit reordering via drag and drop. It's sweet. No relation except a happy user.
- egwynn 5y ago+1 on Fork. As a person who does almost _everything_ from the command line, all of my colleagues think I’m nuts for using a GUI for git, but Fork makes basically everything I want to do with git feel effortless.