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I spent a fair bit of time learning the ins and outs of git. Used to use the command line for all my git stuff. Now I use some stupid gui. It's 10x faster for m
by yCombLinks 4y ago
I spent a fair bit of time learning the ins and outs of git. Used to use the command line for all my git stuff. Now I use some stupid gui. It's 10x faster for me for most use cases, and if I forget something the gui makes it discoverable at least.
- izoow 4y agoWhat gui do y'all use? I'm quite proficient with git on the command line, but some tasks seem overly tedious, so I was looking at some other options, but haven't found anything that'd impress me yet.
- rgoulter 4y agomagit is probably the best interface to git; although it's emacs only. -- e.g. With magit, stuff like `git commit --fixup <commit>` is very straightforward to do. Outside of emacs, lazygit is worth checking out if you're constantly on the command line.
- flatcakes 4y agoI highly recommend Sublime Merge. It's especially good for those that know git well already.
- shlip 4y agoNot a GUI, but a nice TUI : https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit Some videos show the workflow here : https://jesseduffield.com/15-Lazygit-Features/ https://jesseduffield.com/15-Lazygit-Features/
- david_allison 4y agoHeavyweight, but Android Studio (IntelliJ would probably also work). Supports everything I'd want with a great UI except for `git bisect` and a couple of the `gh` commands.