Re:GitKraken v3.0: The Legendary Git GUI Client for Windows,...
by ebneter on Wednesday September 20, 2017 @02:41PM
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I agree with you. The only use I've ever had for a GUI is to look at a branching graph, which is significantly easier with a good tool rather than the git command line. But I'd love to have a simple tool to just browse the branch structure rather than a full-blown gui. (I mostly use gitk for this purpose.)
Am I missing something by not using tools like this? I downloaded it to see if I was missing anything, and while it looks fairly pretty, I just cannot see the need for it. I have worked on some fairly large code-bases with many developers branching and committing and the good ol terminal has kept me up-to-date with what's going on. I do use the more graphical visuals in github/bitbucket as a reference to see how messy or clean the branching is and how far branches are straying from master or parent branches... but that's it.
Someone educate me.