Post BAV1VW24rElJ4xhoLA by danialbehzadi@persadon.com
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 (DIR) Post #BAUw52HgL5PPW4YhI8 by bugaevc@floss.social
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       @tbernard unfortunately, no. If there was a good Git client, I'd gladly switch. Used to use IntelliJ's built-in one, and Magit for Emacs, in the past.Workflows include:* The usual commit -p, rebase, push, switch, stash, that stuff* Looking at a history for a file to figure out an appropriate commit prefix to use — most clients ignore this use case* Email and patch based workflows; carrying a bunch of patches that are regularly rebased on top of an upstream tree
       
 (DIR) Post #BAV1VW24rElJ4xhoLA by danialbehzadi@persadon.com
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       @tbernard No. Graphical git clients always made it hard and doubious for me.Sometimes I use fugitive in vim BTW.