This looks sweet! I use git quite lightly right now as I'm currently the only developer on my project. Gitup.co is the benchmark of Git apps for me right now. I barely need anything more than it and it's so incredibly light feeling. Like the app goes out of the way so that I can do what I need, such as reviewing lines to be staged. It hasn't been receiving many updates unfortunately. I'm happy that another app has po…
Another gitup user here. What kind of updates were you hoping for? Seems pretty solid to me.
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#92I wish someone would maintain a list of all current (and past, abandoned) Git UIs, including a feature grid. This would both help the community using them, and help people who think "oh, I'll write a Git UI!".
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#93i have been using GitBox ( http://gitboxapp.com ) for quite awhile now, but it seems like it doesn't get much in the way of updates, so i tried this. Very first thing it does is write a file called "gitclient.log" to my home directory. i deleted it, and it came back the next time i started the app. I see nothing in the prefs that allows you to move the file somewhere else. call me picky, but this is is a deal-breaker…
Does GitBox still work without issues for you? About 3 months ago it just stopped working completely on two separate machines, could never get it to work again. Had to switch to Tower instead.
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#94Needs a CLI to open repos with.
For now I'm using echo /Applications/Fork.app/Contents/MacOS/Fork > /usr/local/bin/fork && CHMOD +x /usr/local/bin/fork
which is not super ideal
*edit - typo
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#95I'm a Tower user, not really seeing a compelling differentiator here (tabs look interesting however), but perhaps someone is seeing something I'm not.
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#97Earlier quoted context omitted.
I sort of wondered about that thinking maybe there's only one logical way to design a git GUI on osx, but then even within this thread people brought up a few other examples that look totally different: http://gitup.co/ http://gitboxapp.com/ But I do agree there are lots of very similar UIs for various git GUIs. And I'm sure SourceTree borrowed lots of their layout from others as well.
https://www.gitkraken.com/ is also different.
I really like GitKraken and the team is taking feedback applying it constructively and putting out an impressive product. The part I really like is it's the same app on OSX, Linux and Windows using Electron to build it was a smart move on their part. My favorite feature has to be dropping a branch on another branch to create a pull request. I don't fanboy stuff much these days but I am a pretty big fan of their's right now.
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#100This is awesome, and might actually finally replace GITX for me. Needs a CLI to open repos with. For now I'm using echo /Applications/Fork.app/Contents/MacOS/Fork > /usr/local/bin/fork && CHMOD +x /usr/local/bin/fork which is not super ideal *edit - typo