Yep I love the git GUI in Jetbrains IDEs, especially the change lists and shelf based workflow. I also like using the IDE’s diff to quickly use parts of an old

Yep I love the git GUI in Jetbrains IDEs, especially the change lists and shelf based workflow. I also like using the IDE’s diff to quickly use parts of an old shelved patch or when I’m working through a book I can diff my project with the answer repo to quickly see and work through the differences. But my favorite feature is Local History which has saved me from many overzealous git disasters: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/webstorm/local-history.html https://www.jetbrains.com/help/webstorm/local-history.html Basically the IDE has its own revision history of your project’s files that it stores and you can recover your files from it. So when you accidentally revert instead of undo or use —-hard when you didn’t really mean to, Local History comes and saves the day.