Tried this on win10: it seems to crash without an error message when I try and open a repository.
To be fair, in windows the performance is quite low due to Git Bash performance as well. I need to improve that :)
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Tried this on win10: it seems to crash without an error message when I try and open a repository.
To be fair, in windows the performance is quite low due to Git Bash performance as well. I need to improve that :)
Can this stage individual lines, and then display a view of only staged lines and no un-staged lines? AKA only the things you are about to commit. In SourceTree this is called "split view staging" and I find it indispensable. But SourceTree is so old as slow and unsupported that I'm desperately trying to find an alternative. Most of the existing GUI clients don't have this option.
> Can this stage individual lines, and then display a view of only staged lines and no un-staged lines? Try ask developer or submit feature request.[0] [0] https://github.com/francescmm/GitQlient/issues
It certainly looks quite beautiful, but sadly UI interactions -- resizing, clicking around, etc. -- seem to be fairly laggy at this point. Love the look-and-feel, but I think the interactive performance is frustrating at this point.
Which platform did you try it in? I'd love to have as much info as possible so I can fix it :)
Can this stage individual lines, and then display a view of only staged lines and no un-staged lines? AKA only the things you are about to commit. In SourceTree this is called "split view staging" and I find it indispensable. But SourceTree is so old as slow and unsupported that I'm desperately trying to find an alternative. Most of the existing GUI clients don't have this option.
It certainly looks quite beautiful, but sadly UI interactions -- resizing, clicking around, etc. -- seem to be fairly laggy at this point. Love the look-and-feel, but I think the interactive performance is frustrating at this point.
Hi! Thanks for the feedback! Which platform did you try it in? I'd love to have as much info as possible so I can fix it :)