@alemarcati depends on the OS. For macOS and Windows I can highly recommend #sourcetree (https://www.sourcetreeapp.com/)
Sourcetree | Free Git GUI for Mac and Windows

A Git GUI that offers a visual representation of your repositories. Sourcetree is a free Git client for Windows and Mac.

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#apple forces every app to have "same square-ish" shape… #sourcetree tries to comply

what a fail (both on the forcing the shitty design by apple as well as terrible execution by sourcetree)

SourceTreeを使ってみた - Qiita

はじめに 課題を行っている際に、gitコマンドを使用していたのですが、SourceTreeというツールを見つけたので使ってみたので、使用方法を説明します。 SourceTreeとは Gitでブランチなど切ったり、リモートからプルしたりする作業など、コマンドで行ってことを...

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Gitで削除したブランチを復元させる方法 - Qiita

はじめに Gitを使っていて間違ってブランチを削除した時に慌てず復元する方法をメモ代わりにまとめましたので参考にしてみてください。 ブランチの状況 UserName MINGW64 ~/SampleProject (main) $ git branch develo...

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SourceTreeからGitHubにSSH接続する際のトラブルシューティング - Qiita

はじめにゲーム事業部でUnityエンジニアをしている江連です。今回はGitHubとSourceTreeのSSH認証まわりで発生したエラーについて解決方法をまとめましたので、参考になれば幸いです。今回やりたかったこ…

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When will #sourcetree finally implement drag and drop on MacOS properly? And no, it shouldn't be brought to the front, when just hovering a dragged item, but rather when the item is DROPPED! It's annoying since years!
ほぼmain空なんですけどこれなんとかならないでしょうか? #git #sourcetree 結合したい

Sourcetree (ST) has one thing going for it, dark mode.

But, man, it is not keyboard friendly compared to Git Extensions (GE). With GE, I can Control-UpArrow and it will push the code to the remote. If the branch doesn't exist, it opens up two modals in a row, that I can Enter to get through and it's pushed.

With ST, I have to touch the mouse to scroll through fifty branches to find the one that doesn't have an entry, click it, then click OK.

Also, with GE, I can Control-Enter to get into the commit (doesn't focus on the message box) and get most of the commit done without touching the mouse.

#Sourcetree #GitExtensions

best options for performing #git diffing? I'm a fan of #JetBrains diffing, I've used #GitLens and it works but I find it overwhelming.

What software or extensions do you use for diffing in general - comparing different branches in particular?

I've also used #SourceTree but it's been a few years...

#code #programming #question

Compare German dialog to English one. Do you see a difference?
#sourcetree app for macOS