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Excellent. This looks especially well suited to my use-case. However, I'm already on board with Github for Windows and unless that causes me some unusual pain
by bhauer 14y ago
Excellent. This looks especially well suited to my use-case.
However, I'm already on board with Github for Windows and unless that causes me some unusual pain at some point, I'm loathe to bother changing just for the sake of changing.
A big thank-you to both firms for investing the time to make Git more "functional" and less "technical entertainment."
- MattRix 14y agoIn my experience, GitHub for Windows is great for basic commits, and that's about it... Good luck doing a merge (or god forbid you actually have a conflict). It's fine if you're a single user, but the moment you're working with other people you need to drop down into the CLI a lot (which is fine, but not ideal). I do like using it as an easy way to get an overview of all my repos and a quick way to link into the CLI for each repo, and to quickly check over commits.