What Git client are you using? Also, what's a freemium Git client that is cheap? Sorry I'm not a fan of monthly subscriptions (hi gitkraken and Git tower) Thanks! 😎

The command line :D

Github for desktop + cli. I use github desktop whenever I can. But It cant handle everything (as it should't). Sometimes I have to use it from cli or fix conflicts in vs code.
Btw you can use Github for Desktop for any git server, not only Github

Git Kraken. I tried few others but as of now its the best.

Hhmm I think I'll use vscode + Github for desktop mac + command line. Source tree is kinda slow and bloated but maybe I'll use it rarely.

VS Code with Git Lens is good enough for me, specially the comparisons. For visualising branches, Source Tree or GitKraken. Don't really have a preference there.
Alternatively, the CLI alone for personal projects that don't have many people contributing

@Avyiel Gitlens is very powerful

I use gitkraken. You can use SourceTree for free thought

Sublime merge.

// Disclaimer : I am big fan of sublime text and high tolerance to the occasional to buy pop-up.

Command line with vsCode for conflicts but yea all the way with cli.

CLI mostly, or the git plug-in in VSCode.

I have been using git in atom lately, it can do everything I am too lazy ti do on my own.

Everything else I use a terminal.

Best thing: It is free.

Team explorer integrated in visual studio

Command line + Meld as difftool and mergetool gets the job done. On Windows Git Extensions is handy too.

First used sourcetree. After some times i used only the commandline

@CaffeineNAnger I like it for merge conflicts. I work with multiple branches at work so it's easier to use the UI. I do like how fast the CLI is though. I might start using that more for personal projects.

Git extensions

git CLI + when I feel laziness, I allow myself some lazygit.

https://github.com/jesseduffield/...

Tortoisegit i like the diff and blame tool. The rest can be done with cli

@adamluzsi hey mate lazygit looks needy thanks I will try it 🤓

SmartGit. It's free for non-commercial users, that's why I buy commercial license. It costs $47 a year with discount. If updates aren't necessary, it can be bought only once. Also they reset trial period with every major update and provide release candidates for free.

Git Bash, Git GUI.

I use Tower (mainly for diffs)+ command line

Cli and vim-fugitive