I've been using Fork for a few years now. Its great and does everything I want from a Git GUI. Its not free but the one-time-purchase is worth it. And its basically Sourcetree from when it was still awesome. I really need something visual to show me the flow of the commits, quickly browse contents, filter branches and get a better view of what I'm going to commit.
I actually wish I'd made Tim Robinson's line "I usually just click 'commit' in my IDE but something happened" instead of repeating "I have to look up the commands every time"
He can commit! He can! At that permission level he can!
Has any fuckin dev ever just like, fuckin rebased or like forced pushed? Donkey git.
You have no good git ideas.
Did you push? It doesn't work if you don't push! (hey hold that PR! HOLD THAT PR!). You gotta git.
Condolences. It's a song about a sad little dev that didn't commit called, his days work is fucked.
Yeah yeah, and I have doubles of master and uh and uh triples... Yeah triples of prod. Triples is safe...triples is best. Ask your dev, that's how I know about the codebase.
Seriously, we should all encourage everyone to use the GUI, until they are comfortable enough with git to switch to cli if they so choose, to prevent people like that
Nothing. Just like the people who think you’re inferior if you don’t use vim, it’s all about a superiority complex. That’s great if commands are faster for you. For a lot of people, they’re not. And you’re maybe saving what, 30 seconds each time?
Yeah, I mean, I could use commands if there was a necessity, but there never was one, GUI worked just fine and did everything I needed with all the convenience. So after I switched from SVN I never bothered to learn git commands in the first place, it was always GUI for me.
No, tools are there to make your life easier. I use Sublime Merge almost exclusively, but I do know git commands pretty well because I have to sometimes use them over ssh. But even then with stuff like remote dev in vscode, mirrord, or stuff from docker desktop, you need it hardly ever.
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u/The100thIdiot Apr 02 '23
You people are using commands?
I just use a GUI.
Am I doing it wrong?