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Nvm. Relagit is not what I'm looking for. I mostly use #gitExtensions on Windows and I'd love to find a similar experience somewhere else.
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Sourcetree (ST) has one thing going for it, dark mode.
But, man, it is not keyboard friendly compared to Git Extensions (GE). With GE, I can
Control-UpArrowand it will push the code to the remote. If the branch doesn't exist, it opens up two modals in a row, that I canEnterto get through and it's pushed.With ST, I have to touch the mouse to scroll through fifty branches to find the one that doesn't have an entry, click it, then click OK.
Also, with GE, I can
Control-Enterto get into the commit (doesn't focus on the message box) and get most of the commit done without touching the mouse. -
@foone I felt that way until I used #git I'm convinced there is something better (either existing or yet to be written), but the ability to jump between experiments in my own code quickly and accurately with #gitExtensions (GUI) is wonderful.
I'm probably in the minority though as I answer questions constantly at work about how to resolve conflicts, the best way to merge something, or what a rebase is.
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#GitExtensions 15th anniversary, still my go-to Git client.
https://opencollective.com/gitextensions/updates/happy-15th-birthday-to-us -
Thinking about any social media automation in C#?! 🤯
📽️To keep it a bit more organized, this part of the series is cut into two parts:
• Setting up Visual Studio
• Setting up Git & Git Extensions⬇️⬇️Check it out!⬇️⬇️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fW9PDlZZDUA💻You can find the code available in this repository:
https://github.com/ncosentino/DevLeader/tree/master/SocialMediaAssistant#dotnet #csharp #dotnetcore #social #socialmedia #automation #socialmediaautomation #ide #visualstudio #git #gitextensions #setupdotnet #programmingsetup
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Thanks @athulsudheesh for your toot idea that I'll joyfully replicate below 😬
Since I'm on a #FOSS instance, here's my top FOSS tools I use & recommend:
1. #WinMerge : legend has it we can diff our multiverse with it
2. #GitExtensions : I've tried the CLI and a whole bunch of commercial #git ui and I keep coming back to this one. My RAM and my patience says thanks for not using #electron !
3. #PlantUML : for all my diagram needs
4. @joplinapp : my 3rd 🧠