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I think sublime merge is pretty close to the optimal git GUI, https://www.sublimemerge.com/ https://www.sublimemerge.com/. It uses standard git commands and ter
by tkuraku 5y ago
I think sublime merge is pretty close to the optimal git GUI, https://www.sublimemerge.com/ https://www.sublimemerge.com/. It uses standard git commands and terminology and allows you to add custom git commands to the GUI. Unlike Sourcetree is cross platform for Windows/Linux/Mac and includes a merge tool. I think command line git and Sublime Merge git translate back and pretty easily.
- elpakal 5y ago+1 on cli git and Sublime Merge. I use cli for everything except viewing diffs and I find Sublime to be great at that.
- rattray 5y agoFor those wondering this is a separate application from Sublime Text, built by the same folks, and with the same free evaluation and $99 lifetime license (not sure how "required" it is). I haven't felt a need for a git gui but I might give this a try anyhow.
- fermentation 5y agoHow do folks like this for reviews? I’m switching to git for a new job and the process is a bit overwhelming compared to mercurial
- solarkraft 5y agoI tried to use it and ended up back with Fork for some reason. I think basic tasks like merging were unnecessarily cumbersome and reliability wasn’t perfect.
- tkuraku 5y agoIve never had a problem, but use whatever works best for you!
- biryani_chicken 5y agoI don't like Sublime Merge that much. Probably because I tried GitKraken first and loved it. It helped me understand stash and rebase better than the command line ever did. At some point they decided to not allow gratis use on private personal repos so I switched to VSCode with the Git Graph extension which gives me most of what I liked from GitKraken.