What GUI for git are you using?

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When I started learning git, I found a lot of tutorials in Russian on YouTube. And all these lessons were about how to work with git from the console. I thought this was the only way. Honestly, I'm not a fan of consoles. And I would like to execute everyday commands through the graphical interface, and not remember unnecessary commands and keys and leave room for another :)
Today I came across such an article and from this article I also found this . And I was surprised!
Now I have installed this program for myself, as I understand it, it is standard and free from github.
The question is what. Who has experience working with program data and is it possible to completely switch to a graphical interface, is everything there, at least will these programs cover those tasks that need to be performed constantly?
Why no one on YouTube has touched on the topic of such programs in learning git is not clear to me yet ...

Answer 1

For simple operations I use the built-in client in IDEA/PhpStorm/RubyMine.
For complex - the console.
Those who say you should only use one of them (like yelling "only console git") are lazy people and don't want to learn the second tool.
Learning a graphical tool will take some time, but will add productivity for a certain class of tasks (simple operations) and reduce the number of errors.
And for complex operations, the console client has no alternatives.

Answer 2

but for me, source tree is very convenient. I use git exclusively alone, as a backup of sorts. pressing a couple of buttons is more convenient than learning all the git commands)

Answer 3

pygame is talking. Fuck knows what your shit will do there, smerdzhit crookedly without asking you, accept other people's edits without asking you, etc.

Answer 4

I, almost always, do not use any, I use the console. Very rarely, I use gitg or sourcetree when I need to deal with the tree or when someone messed up and I need to understand what's what.
Most programs cover the standard requirements. On the other hand, so many ide and editors have a built-in terminal or git support, so there is practically no need for third-party programs. Remembering 5-10 basic commands is not a problem.

Answer 5

I use source tree, there were no problems