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OSX only though :(
GitKraken[1] was mentioned in the comments on the OP. It seems quite nice, though I haven't had a chance to play with it. 1: http://www.gitkraken.com/
It's pretty good, although I mostly use it for getting a pretty overview of my commit history.
The stage and commit interface is quite nice.
I don't know why they have not pulled the new version yet.. apart from the login issue that blocked most people from using the app, there are so many regressions and new bugs it is unusable. I'm surprised to see such a big misstep from Atlassian.
Please try the latest releases published on Mon and let us know what issues you are running into
* Clicking on unstaged/staged files changes the diff view but the highlight on the file works on only half of the files, seems to be random when it works and doesn't work
* Highlight to show which branch is selected is gone (History is selected by default and highlighted, when you click out highlight is gone forever)
* Sometimes diffs are completely blank (https://s3.amazonaws.com/uploads.hipchat.com/29857/194444/fU...)
* UI flickers, is about 2x as slow as previous version
Don't mean to pick apart a free product, but this is a tool we have been using for years and to have a pushed update regress things this much is a surprise.
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Please try the latest releases published on Mon and let us know what issues you are running into
Just tried it - few obvious ones on first open: * Clicking on unstaged/staged files changes the diff view but the highlight on the file works on only half of the files, seems to be random when it works and doesn't work * Highlight to show which branch is selected is gone (History is selected by default and highlighted, when you click out highlight is gone forever) * Sometimes diffs are completely blank ( https://s3.a…
I usually try to be positive but these changes don't look good. It looks like some overzealous designer started making UX decisions they weren't qualified to make and now the app is unusable. I'm a huge SourceTree fan - I use it exclusively for Git, but I won't be upgrading until these obvious UX problems have been addressed. Edit: Also, why do the OS X and Windows versions look so different?!? The buttons aren't eve…
Have you tried or looked at GitKraken? Anything but drab! http://www.gitkraken.com/
> With the new versions of SourceTree, you’ll be prompted to review and accept Atlassian’s Customer Agreement and Privacy Policy. To ensure that it is really you that’s accepting these changes, we’re prompting every user to enter their existing Atlassian account credentials or create an Atlassian account. This smells like BS to me. 99% of all installable apps with EULAs including from big companies like Microsoft, Ap…
Unfortunately we can't talk about those great features at this stage since they don't exist.
I always like sourcetree, mainly because is the best mercurial GUI client I have used so far, and the ability to do git with the same tool is great. I use the command-line for basic task, but the GUI is great for visualization and do stuff like diffs, conflict merge and other things. However, lately sourcetree crash every time I open it, then re-open and it work (!). The tool is good enough to accept this so far. But…
I don't mind SourceTree; it's a great tool to visualize git tree that scratches some itches that gitk doesn't quite. Tree visualization of multiple branches and seamless integration with github/bitbucket are the reason I keep it on my Windows machine. Granted, most of actual git activities are better done via command line, except for chunk editing. Just one chagrin I have with sourcetree is the lack of linux integrat…
> scratches some itches that gitk doesn't quite. Tree visualization of multiple branches... Just a quick PSA that gitk does support multiple branch tree visualization when started with the 'all' flag i.e 'gitk --all'. This roughly mirrors the CLI's 'git log --graph --all'. (not to say that either of these commands have a better UI/UX than SourceTree)
I updated to 1.8.* (Windows) last week when the app notified me of the new version and found it hugely unstable. I've since downgraded back to 1.7.0 and will be continuing to use that until I have a real need to upgrade. It's a huge shame that SourceTree isn't open source. I'd love to lend my WPF expertise to the project; it seems whoever's working on the Windows version is a bit clueless.
Did you try the latest release? Let us know if you see it is still unstable
