The inferiority of git tooling is the first thing I noticed when I moved from perforce to git for large, old, commercial production code (when using git for per

The inferiority of git tooling is the first thing I noticed when I moved from perforce to git for large, old, commercial production code (when using git for personal projects, you're basically only using 1% of the features as you're typically the only committer). I enjoy git's way of handling version control better than perforce but there's no denying that p4v is an amazing tool for browsing through code that has a lot of history.