I’ve been using the built in git from vscode for a while now. If i’m not using vscode then I use Fork. Works really well and $49.99 is a lifetime license unlike Tower, and Git Kraken where you pay yearly for it.
You should really consider downloading gitlens. It doesn't replace existing vscode git, but expands upon it for when you want to diff a file or peruse through its history! Just select a file, then go to gitlens and you can see all the commits to it
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I’ve been using the built in git from vscode for a while now. If i’m not using vscode then I use Fork. Works really well and $49.99 is a lifetime license unlike Tower, and Git Kraken where you pay yearly for it.
You should really consider downloading gitlens. It doesn't replace existing vscode git, but expands upon it for when you want to diff a file or peruse through its history! Just select a file, then go to gitlens and you can see all the commits to it
I use gitlens.
Hi @chad ,
Thanks for sharing your inputs. Yes, fork is also one of the easiest and best GIT GUI clients. The only drawback its not available for Linux.
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