Looks quite good if you want to use git exclusively in vscode.
IMO, fork is the best git client for macOS/Windows but lacks native linux support (although they are experimenting with it).
Until fork gains linux support, this seems like a nice alternative if running on linux (and if it supports the remote development APIs: running on a linux docker image)
There’s no official announcement per se, but the windows version is built with .net which has been getting better linux support over the last two years.
There are unofficial instructions to run it through wine on their issue tracker.
Looks quite good if you want to use git exclusively in vscode.
IMO, fork is the best git client for macOS/Windows but lacks native linux support (although they are experimenting with it).
Until fork gains linux support, this seems like a nice alternative if running on linux (and if it supports the remote development APIs: running on a linux docker image)
Do you have a source for this maybe? This is very exciting news but I don’t wanna get my hopes up if it’s not true
There’s no official announcement per se, but the windows version is built with .net which has been getting better linux support over the last two years.
There are unofficial instructions to run it through wine on their issue tracker.
At first glance it looks like a SourceTree clone. What does fork provide that SourceTree doesn’t?