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Same for me. For example, I like using git gui or tortoisehg when doing complex commits as those tools enable me to find, inspect and select all necessary files
by timmy-turner 15y ago
Same for me. For example, I like using git gui or tortoisehg when doing complex commits as those tools enable me to find, inspect and select all necessary files faster than typing a command for each file/task. For examining recent log entries or switching branches, pushing etc., I prefer the cli. For complex file tasks I use mc, which is a nice hybrid solution between a gui and a bare cli.
- freedrull 15y agoFor git, have you tried tig? It has a nice ncurses interface for inspecting commits and doing all sorts of git related things.