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Personally I just couldn't see all the extra layers as comfortable tools. It's a very rare thing that I need to see branches, relation between them etc. Using c
by rckt 11mo ago
Personally I just couldn't see all the extra layers as comfortable tools. It's a very rare thing that I need to see branches, relation between them etc. Using cli has always been the most reliable and simple way for me.The only git tool I need apart from cli is a convenient conflict resolver.
- Terr_ 11mo agoYeah: Most use-cases for me split into: 1. Choosing what to commit and committing it, fixups, autosquash 2. Conflict resolution and history investigation It's very rare I've wanted a separate tool for the first, and the second calls for a GUI tool.
- Izkata 11mo ago> It's a very rare thing that I need to see branches, relation between them etc. And when you do, git log has "--graph --oneline" to do just that. I have an extended version in a bash function because I do do it often and it's much easier/faster than opening a separate tool.