Also trying to look back at git logs is not as easy as using the GUI.

I've used the terminal for a while but typing out simple commands all the time was annoying to me. If you're one of those people that need to know what commands are being called underneath this feature will be very helpful to you. It can show what commands are being called underneath. If you wanna see all of their features reading through their blog. Git Fork is simple but it has a ton of features. Git Fork updates about once or twice a month. I can't remember the last time I've ran into a problem with Git Fork. All the features that I have wanted have been added. However Git Fork in 2019 has impressed me. It's constantly getting better (actively maintained)Ī year ago I would have not wrote this. I've had no reason to switch to anything else.ħ. I've used Git Fork extensively for both Windows and Mac and I've been nothing but happy with it. I do wish this was available for Linux but for Windows and Mac this is by far the best Git client.

It's available on both Windows and Mac (Hopefully Linux in the near future) Which isn't bad but it would be nice to these kind of issues straight from the Git client.Ħ. So previously I've had to use an IDE for this. GitKraken does have this but it's not available in the free version. SourceTree didn't have this either last time I used it. This was one of the biggest features I've been wanting for a long time. So a year ago they didn't have this feature. It has a built in merge conflict resolver USE THIS FEATURE! It's awesome! You WILL be heard!ĥ. With Git Fork if something is bothering you, or if you wish they had a feature they currently don't have. I can't count how many times I've been annoyed with another Git client and have been wanting to tell the developers to fix it. This just shows me the developers really care about Git Fork and really have a passion for it. The developer responded back right away and fixed in the next release again. I've sent another feedback about allowing Visual Studio Code to be used as an external merge tool. I used this feedback button and within 30 minutes the developer responded and it was fixed in the next release. Such as not being able to right click on multiple branches and deleting them. A year ago when I first started using Git Fork there was some annoying issues I didn't like. So I love this feature because it shows the developers really care. Don't believe me? I would encourage you to at least give it a try. Git Fork has been by far the fastest and least buggy Git client I have used. I have probably tried all the Git client's out there. I've tried SourceTree and liked it however it was too buggy when I used it. I've tried GitKraken and struggled to figure out how to do simple things. It doesn't have a pro version unlike other popular Git clients out there.

It's completely free to use for both individual and enterprise. I just had good experience with it over the past year so I wanted to share why I like it.Īlthough it's not open-source. I'm not affiliated with Git Fork by any means. Git Fork is 'a fast and friendly git client for Mac and Windows'.īefore I start I just wanted to say.

Open source gitkraken alternative