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100% agree with this. Personally I've been using SourceTree since before it was acquired by Atlassian. It's such a powerful tool because it instantly gives you
by rjst01 3y ago
100% agree with this. Personally I've been using SourceTree since before it was acquired by Atlassian. It's such a powerful tool because it instantly gives you a level of situational awareness that would take several commands to get from the command line.
I usually still make commits from the command line, but then review them in SourceTree before pushing. I also find it to be a much more straightforward interface for doing an interactive rebase.
Looking for a replacement has been on my to-do list for a while however, as Atlassian has kinda been letting it lagnuish.
- russianryebread 3y agoFork[1] could be considered a drop-in replacement (both visually and functionally) for SourceTree. It does, however, fix SourceTree’s biggest warts, and is much more stable. I’m not affiliated with them, just a satisfied customer. [1] https://fork.dev https://fork.dev
- eviks 3y agoSwitched from ST to Sublime Merge for its great context-dependent single-button UI navigation any app should have (thought it's not default) like switching tabs or changing a file selection within a tab to views a diff