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I currently use a third-party git GUI (GitKraken atm) but I also use jetbrains products, am I missing out by not using the integrated git functionality? If so,
by 600frogs 5y ago
I currently use a third-party git GUI (GitKraken atm) but I also use jetbrains products, am I missing out by not using the integrated git functionality? If so, is there a tutorial or guide you could recommend, or is it all fairly self-explanatory?
- thecupisblue 5y agoJetbrains Git integration is quite self-explanatory - if you're already using GitKraken, you're not missing out much except being able to do it from your IDE instead of another tool. Maybe conflicts are a tad easier due to same syntax highlighting style and ability to edit on the go.
- AnthonBerg 5y agoThe Jetbrains git interface is really quite good. For me the magic is the general combination of git and local history. The search is good and the diffing and jump-to-source from those. The changelist handling is pretty good too. I think a quick skim of the available features in the docs would probably give a good overview. Then poking around.