I’m using SourceTree, which is a videogame graphical interface for source control applications, like git.
For those (like me) which are unfamiliar with git command-line commands, this is a good compromise, between ease of use and mess.
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Ah it’s by Atlassian, who also do BitBucket (which I have used for collaborating on the Talkie animated Podcasts)
I’ll need to check it out then (instead of using ubuntu bash for win10 or so just to type a few git commands)
I remember finding SourceTree when I was looking for Git UIs on Windows, it looks good (but I haven’t tried it since then).
Back then I used TortoiseGit because I have used TortoiseSvn for many years and thought a familiar UI makes it easier.
I haven’t really had a problem creating my first PR on Github with it (which coincidentally was also TWP related, two years ago).
I use the command line and Sublime Merge.
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With such a name, merging should be as easy as drinking a glass of water!
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And on the cli with git pull -r ?