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Using a GUI is a great way to get your feet wet. One challenge with git is simply getting an intuitive understanding of how parts of the system relate to each o
by perfmode 13y ago
Using a GUI is a great way to get your feet wet. One challenge with git is simply getting an intuitive understanding of how parts of the system relate to each other. After some time in SourceTree, it is possible you'll start to appreciate the flexibility of the CLI and maybe even find a place for it in your workflow.
- dcre 13y agoI understand Git quite well and I still only use the CLI for the rare actions the GUI doesn't allow, like deleting a remote branch or using reflog to find a commit that's no longer pointed to. I use Git Extensions on Windows, SourceTree on Mac. I have a slight preference for Git Extensions.