My usage of Git is a mix and I have learned/developed this habit with experience over the years. Push, merge, pull, status, etc - those quick things from comma

My usage of Git is a mix and I have learned/developed this habit with experience over the years. Push, merge, pull, status, etc - those quick things from command line - preferably from the IDE terminal or sometimes standalone terminal (with quick CMD+TAB switch). Seeing quick diff before staging or committing from a pure feature rich (while not becoming overwhelming) GUI app like Sourcetree (again with window switch). What I do not like is to do everything code and Git from command line alone. Nope, it's simply not worth it. It's like saying I want to talk using a string telephone and not a mobile or not even just speak out aloud because I need that retro feeling and that's perfectly fine if someone wants that (or if someone doesn't have an option, or it's a specific need). I don't even want to begin to try CLI for code review. As of now the best I can get are web interfaces (and I hope it gets better - a bigger screen definitely helps), if I need to get more involved I try locally inside my IDE. I do get that though. I really do. But I don't want to even try. Just like some of my friends get me reading paper books (only) and doing analog photography but they don't even want to try.