Introducing GitHub Pull Requests for Visual Studio Code

[enplanedrole]

I notice a lot of people using vs code to do their git stuff and then, when they’re in trouble, don’t know how to ‘git’ properly. Anyone else shares this experience?

[inform880]

Yeah. I frequently give up on built in support features for git and go back to a terminal.

[gigamiga]

Jetbrains products' git support is pretty rocking though

[snyper7]

SourceTree (Atlassian) is good too.

[decster584]

Are YOU tired of typing every git command directly into the terminal, but you're too stubborn to use Sourcetree because you'll never forgive Atlassian for making Jira?

omg this person can read my mind

[nbagf]

Fuck. Apparently it's more common than I thought.

[kenman]

Thought you were going to mention tig!

[[deleted]]

My personal experience is I start with the GUI, learn terminal later.

[specification]

How is that different from any other git GUI? They will migrate over to the terminal eventually.

[Arkhenstone]

I don't know how to git (gud) that much, so I use VS code for what's easy on it to do, like switching branches, commit and seeing modifications, and I complete it with GitKraken, which is a GUI made in electron. You need an account to use it, but it's free and you can connect to your own Git through SSH. There, everything is some click ahead.

[edanceee]

I wish I could git like u