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I prefer to use TortoiseGit. I dont know why ont would want to open a gui client, I prefer the commands integrated nicely into the shell
by phormula 14y ago
I prefer to use TortoiseGit. I dont know why ont would want to open a gui client, I prefer the commands integrated nicely into the shell
- mountaineer 14y agoCan you stage and commit hunks in TortoiseGit? I never knew of this wonderful feature of Git until using SourceTree. SourceTree opened up the power of Git for me, in particular the stage, and more control over commits.
- manojlds 14y agoTortoiseGit completely abstracts away the concept of index. Great for those moving from TortoiseSVN. Horrible for git users.
- tracker1 14y agoAs a TortoiseSVN user, I still think TortoiseGit is horrible period...