It's faster for me to interact with IntelliJ's git porcelain using key bindings than it is for me to switch to a terminal and write a command. It makes fewer e

It's faster for me to interact with IntelliJ's git porcelain using key bindings than it is for me to switch to a terminal and write a command. It makes fewer errors than I do. Besides forgetting syntax, fat fingering is a thing. Conflict resolution is faster, easier, and less error-prone. Pretty typical sorts of efficiency gains that IDEs can give.