Also agree. Relied on gitk heavily when first started using git. People used to SVN and such will find git unfamiliar and scary. Once I understood it as a se

Also agree. Relied on gitk heavily when first started using git. People used to SVN and such will find git unfamiliar and scary. Once I understood it as a series of revisions where even branches have little meaning, I never used gitk again… The command line is actually very good if one gets in the habit of using something like “git log -oneline —reverse —no-merges origin/main..HEAD” to see where they are.