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but only if you aren't working primarily on Windows Again, I'll admit I'm biased (I'm mostly a Linux guy), but for the day job, they are currently paying me to
by npsimons 14y ago
but only if you aren't working primarily on Windows
Again, I'll admit I'm biased (I'm mostly a Linux guy), but for the day job, they are currently paying me to develop stuff for Windows, and both myself (via Cygwin), and my current coding partner (via MSysGit) have no issues whatsoever with Git in Windows. A previous team member also quickly adapted to Git via TortoiseGit.
The flexibility of being able to rewrite history, the staging area, stashes and branching quickly are just too powerful, and being both code monkeys and CLI junkies, we don't miss the "integration" much (albeit, I love EGG: https://github.com/byplayer/egg https://github.com/byplayer/egg).