Git utility ?
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I goofed recently and lost some work.
I'm generally comfortable with command line but only basic git skills.
I'm thinking that a Git GUI utility might be useful for speed/idiocy prevention.
Been looking at some options.
Do you use a Git utility ? With GUI ? Which ?@timconsidine said in Git utility ?:
Git GUI utility
On Windows I use Github Desktop. On Mac I use GitBox. On Ubuntu, I just hope for the best!
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@timconsidine said in Git utility ?:
Git GUI utility
On Windows I use Github Desktop. On Mac I use GitBox. On Ubuntu, I just hope for the best!
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@scooke why not Github Desktop on Mac ?
Is it not so performant ? Problems ? -
@scooke why not Github Desktop on Mac ?
Is it not so performant ? Problems ?@timconsidine GitHub Desktop's always worked for me on Mac, if you don't mind the very frequent updates & app restarts.
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GitKraken is a good choice as well. I use GitHub Desktop to manage the projects and cloning without grabbing the URL, but Command-line for everything else.
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@scooke why not Github Desktop on Mac ?
Is it not so performant ? Problems ?@timconsidine Gitbox was out before GDesktop, mostly. And I paid for it, so I want to use it! Also, it is sort of barebones compared to GD, all I do is pull, commit, push on my projects, so the extra GUI busyness didn't help.
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We use GitKraken for vscode, or IntelliJ/GoLand integrated git.
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I goofed recently and lost some work.
I'm generally comfortable with command line but only basic git skills.
I'm thinking that a Git GUI utility might be useful for speed/idiocy prevention.
Been looking at some options.
Do you use a Git utility ? With GUI ? Which ?@timconsidine Do you use vs code? It has a built in git UI for managing repos. If you open a folder that was clone in git, downloaded from git, etc you can manage with vscode.
Also, might wanna take a look at https://git-scm.com/downloads/guis/
git command line is really easy, and a gui can make it better.
for strictly cli, I recommend to beginners to read https://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/ it's a simple, easy to read guide on using git.
Good luck
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@timconsidine Do you use vs code? It has a built in git UI for managing repos. If you open a folder that was clone in git, downloaded from git, etc you can manage with vscode.
Also, might wanna take a look at https://git-scm.com/downloads/guis/
git command line is really easy, and a gui can make it better.
for strictly cli, I recommend to beginners to read https://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/ it's a simple, easy to read guide on using git.
Good luck
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@timconsidine Do you use vs code? It has a built in git UI for managing repos. If you open a folder that was clone in git, downloaded from git, etc you can manage with vscode.
Also, might wanna take a look at https://git-scm.com/downloads/guis/
git command line is really easy, and a gui can make it better.
for strictly cli, I recommend to beginners to read https://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/ it's a simple, easy to read guide on using git.
Good luck
@murgero : I tried VSCode a bit more, and tried Sourcetree.
GitHub Desktop didn't gel for me (don't really know why).Update for anyone else sitting on the fence : try VSCode !
Works really nicely, easy integrated environment, relatively low learning curve.
Certainly suits me as a relative beginner.
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