- No visible options for setting proxy configuration
- No interactive rebase
- Dropdowns for selecting "diff" and "merge" tools would expand, but not let me actually click the checkboxes.
- Crashed within a couple minutes of having loaded it up. Don't remember what specifically I'd clicked on - might have been the icon in the bottom left.
I'm primarily a SourceTree user, but I'm kinda frustrated at all the Windows Git GUI tools right now.
- SourceTree 1.6.25 is stable and has interactive rebase, but they progressively ruined the UI after 1.6 . Staging behavior is great, but it doesn't have file blaming or view-tree-at-revision.
- Git Extensions has file blaming and can sorta correlate with the file tree because it has Explorer integration, but the rest of the UI doesn't suit me.
- GitKraken actually integrates libgit so that it doesn't need to run external Git processes for operations, which is particularly nice in a corporate environment where process monitoring can slow things down. On the other hand, way too much shiny, no interactive rebase, and the UI again just doesn't feel right. Also, the recent announcement of licensing changes for corporate use.
- Tower appears to have view-tree-at-revision, but looked too monochrome, obviously an early beta, and once again, no interactive rebase.
I suppose having _one_ application that integrates the best of all of those would be too much to ask.
So, I guess I'm sticking with SourceTree 1.6.25 for the foreseeable future.