What value does SourceTree provide when one can use 'git' in a terminal/command prompt?
What value does a car provide when you can use a bike? I'm using the CLI myself, but pretending that graphical software doesn't have any use is pretentious.
SourceTree for Windows 2.0
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Re: SourceTree for Windows 2.0
#62Earlier quoted context omitted.
> I have a lot of projects, scrolling through tabs at the top is not good enough I think you are misunderstanding how the new flow is for repo viewing. The tab (+) button is the replacement for the sidebar repo list. You are not expected to open every single repo and have them all as a separate tab. You are expected to open a reasonable amount of repos at once, do work with them, and then close them. If you want to l…
Does the (+) button open a file-open prompt, or is it a list of all previously opened projects? If it's the former, then it's absolutely useless for my use-case, and a great example of removed functionality. If it's the latter, then they have gone backwards in UX design (for my personal use case) - that is, it is now an additional layer of barrier for me to see and access all my projects, for what benefit? What probl…
The (+) button shows you the same list as the repo sidebar did before. That is what you want, and yes, it's 1 additional click now. Not so bad.
Re: SourceTree for Windows 2.0
#63Earlier quoted context omitted.
And in Atlassian's license, section 12: "You will not publicly disseminate information regarding the performance of the Products.". Enables trust a lot... https://www.atlassian.com/legal/customer-agreement
Let me follow up with our legal team to see why that's in there. Sometimes there is a good "legal" reason for these terms that are not quite obvious to the rest of us. To the earlier comment, we have gotten a lot of feedback in regards to the sign-up to Atlassian Account. The fact is that you always required a license, so you had to sign-up anyway. But we took the license away and streamlined the sign-up into the pro…
I had a license, changed nothing, and your upgrade wants me to go waste 10 minutes to-and-froing to get on some new marketing database. Sorry, not cool. I feel like your company ruined a great product I was very happy with.
Re: SourceTree for Windows 2.0
#64My biggest gripe with SourceTree (and Atlassian products in general) is the poor use of screen space. Too bad this new visual look seems to do nothing to fix it.
What specifically do you think is a poor use of screen space?