Which git GUI do you prefer (if any)?

[Derokorian]

So most of the time, I just use git on the command line, but sometimes I like to see exactly what I'm staging, or easily stage chunks instead of whole files. In the latter case I use a GUI application to make reviewing easier. I've been using for quite some time now SourceTree from Atlassian, however I was wondering what you guys all use?

The ones I know of are:
- GitHub
- SourceTree
- GitKraken
- Git GUI

[dalecosp]

I have Git GUI installed, and have apparently tried to use it, but I've forgotten if I every actually did (it does list one project that is an active project but I do all my actual work via the CLI as you mention)...

[NogDog]

So far I just use the command line and make use of some of the things you can do on the GitHub site itself. (E.g. the squash-and-merge option is a fairly new addition, I think, that makes that a lot easier.) But any good Mac-compatible suggestions might be of interest to me. 🙂

[laserlight]

I use the command line commands, but with gitg for a graphical history view and meld for a graphical difftool/mergetool. I do use the web UI provided by sites like BitBucket and GitHub, but these tend to be when I'm just looking at stuff rather than actively working on something.

[Bonesnap]

I use PhpStorm's implementation. Not really sure that's considered a "GUI", but it's not command line. If I need some kind of visual representation of branches and whatnot, I turn to Bitbucket since all my repos (including work) are there.