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  Version Reviewing: 1.8.16

  "Be careful with use cases for this tool"

  by Bernard on Jan 5, 2016 5:50 AM

  Summary:
  Strong points: checking the status of files / directories; comparing with previous versions, and updating / resetting. DANGEROUS and very weak points: very poor handling of conflicts when pulling or pushing. USE GIT-SCM TOOLS for this (but they are poor on checking / updating files and directories)

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  "Great for GIT"

  by akourkey on Nov 12, 2015 2:07 PM

  Summary:
  Goof visual tool for GIT projects!!

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  "I really like this program and is very useful for the many"

  by Meritindo Sejahtera on Apr 1, 2015 8:43 AM

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  Version Reviewing: 1.8.13

  "Visual tool for managing Git source code versioning within Windows Explorer"

  by Bernard on Mar 17, 2015 4:39 AM

  Summary:
  Highly useful from Windows Explorer: - to visualize which files are changed but not committed, etc - to easily visualize current changes, changes with previously committed versions etc. - to easily handle "3 ways merges" of conflicted files PERSONALLY (your mileage will probably differ) I do not use it for: - pulling changes from a remote repository (never tried, using the Git CLI for that) - pushing changes to a remote repository: DO NOT DO IT either, since it handles poorly source conflicts and somehow messes the possibly conflicting changes

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