gmaster is a visual version control toolset to help you become a master of Git, built by the team behind PlasticSCM, with their spectacular Semantic diff and merge, and branch explorer.
• Top positive commentalmost 4 years ago • 0 replies
The interface is very nice, the semantic merging engine great. Everything looks really well thought-through, and it's a joy to work with.
That being said, there are a few functionalitites I consider pretty basic for real-world, day-to-day use, that are still missing from gmaster at this point. For instance, while the branch explorer is very nice and quite helpful in some situations, sometimes I'd rather have a simple list of branches to switch between them, rather than having to search for their tip in a huge, 2D graph. As such, I still have to have other Git GUIs installed beside gmaster in order to keep my workflow most efficient. The gmaster developers seem competent and active, though, so I hope to see more and more of those simple features added in the future.
The interface is very nice, the semantic merging engine great. Everything looks really well thought-through, and it's a joy to work with.
That being said, there are a few functionalitites I consider pretty basic for real-world, day-to-day use, that are still missing from gmaster at this point. For instance, while the branch explorer is very nice and quite helpful in some situations, sometimes I'd rather have a simple list of branches to switch between them, rather than having to search for their tip in a huge, 2D graph. As such, I still have to have other Git GUIs installed beside gmaster in order to keep my workflow most efficient. The gmaster developers seem competent and active, though, so I hope to see more and more of those simple features added in the future.