Do you guys use git?GUI or terminal?why?

CLI > GUI

I use the visual studio integration and have for 4 years.

Cli, faster!

GUI for staging,
CLI for everything else.

I like to review the changes side by side, so a GUI is my choice.

Cli, because it’s that way it was meant to be.

Merging with a GUI is nice, staging also. But most of the time I use CLI.

Try zsh 💪

Use them together or whatever works for you. Don't follow the X is better than Y dogma. :)

Yeah I'm in the right track @Linux

CLI because there is no GUI on a server and I don't want to learn two different interfaces.

windows ? GIT BASH
LINUX ? TIG

i also use (source tree/GitHub desktop) but only to clone my repositories easily.

command line > gui

Gui for Diff (Intellij-Plugin).
Cli + shell-scripts for anything else.

CLI just because that's what I learned first

I am the only one working on my project but it just feels so nice to git push at the end of a session 😄😄

@stimulate I feel the way you feel it 😂

Yes. CLI. Because I'm always in a terminal so it's quicker.

Mainly SourceTree. Much easier to have an overview of the changed files, when you only want to commit some.

Through the terminal. Because I prefer terminals any time :)

Gui because pressing two buttons is more easy than typing the same commands all over again and more easy to see what has been changed.

I prefer the Visual Studio way of picking what to merge and using diff, but for everything else I use CLI.

Kinda prefer GUI (SmartGit my favorite on), but only because I need to manage a lot of repositories (easy switching, rebasing, review changes, branching, git-flow, etc.). But also I'm not running from CLI at all.
Both are equally good.

CLI because of my alias shortcuts everywhere

git git git git git git git

yes i use git

cli and gui

@DavidINC Stop swearing that much. 🤣

Cli .. that mother fucker is the max feature u get .

Both. Generelly GUI(why replace a push of a button with typing a command?). Visual Studios GUI at work, Gitkraken at home. Though sometimes the GUI is the slower way for some task, or something isn’t implemented and then I use CLI.

CLI because it's faster for my workflow. GUIs just get in the way.

There's a GUI for git?

@chrisrhymes tons of them. The cli version even comes with a few visual tools that offer a gui.

Most of the time GUI (IntelliJ IDEA), sometimes CLI (when I am not working with code so I don't miss highlighting, jump to source and so on).

CLI!

If it comes to version control, I don't want any magic from a GUI around... 🤣

I prefer CLI, cuz if I'm going to commit each file I modified it will take ages on Android studio/Xcode/Visual Studio

But then came Visual Studio Code, I really like it's git tab and is simple

CLI, but my job requires me to use a GUI tool because they think there's less of a chance to mess it up xd

@Marethyun I'll need GUI soon, thanks

@chrisrhymes some that I know Gitkraken and sourcetree

Both.
I use CLI to clone, push, pull whatevs.
I use GUI to read through histories, see pretty charts and stuff (gitKraken)

cli > gui