I use it occasionally, even though magit has largely taken its place. In part, I like the way it ships the command-line git program: inside its .app bundle. Ver

I use it occasionally, even though magit has largely taken its place. In part, I like the way it ships the command-line git program: inside its .app bundle. Very clean and convenient if you don't fell like pulling in Homebrew or polluting /usr/local. Many other graphical Git clients are not hygienic in this way (i.e., they pollute areas of the filesystem outside their .app bundles).