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Or just use gitx (or git-cola on Linux, or git gui if there's nothing better) and get a much better visual reference and easy of use. Not everything needs to be
by dguaraglia 14y ago
Or just use gitx (or git-cola on Linux, or git gui if there's nothing better) and get a much better visual reference and easy of use. Not everything needs to be done from the command line.
- shaggyfrog 14y agoAt least for OS X, SourceTree is way better than any flavour of gitx. It provides a very nice interface for `git add -p`; I use it several times daily to craft tidy commits.
- lloeki 14y ago"gitx (l)" is much nicer and more complete than the old unmaintained gitx, but it has a number of bugs and casually, awful memory leaks.