Git Town is meant to be a wrapper around Git but an extension. The commands it adds are suitable for particular workflows where you would otherwise be running the same series of git commands. It prints out all the Git…
This tool is not meant to replace Git. Each command runs a series of git commands (all of which are printed out) which may be different based on the state of your repository. I would advise against using Git Town…
I believe knowing the low level commands is very important. I don't think anyone should use Git Town without learning everything covered in your article. Git Town prints every* Git command it runs and what branch it is…
Git Town is meant to be a wrapper around Git but an extension. The commands it adds are suitable for particular workflows where you would otherwise be running the same series of git commands. It prints out all the Git…
This tool is not meant to replace Git. Each command runs a series of git commands (all of which are printed out) which may be different based on the state of your repository. I would advise against using Git Town…
I believe knowing the low level commands is very important. I don't think anyone should use Git Town without learning everything covered in your article. Git Town prints every* Git command it runs and what branch it is…