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Anyone have any favorite diffing tools?
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I've been using SmartGit for about a decade now. While I don't typically need a git GUI, I do appreciate it's diff'ing and 3-way merge.
It's free for open source use and they do have a lifetime license option to avoid the subscription for commercial use.
I bought a license many, many years ago and loved SmartGit. I just use the cli now, but if you're looking for a GUI, it's a great choice.
+1 for smartgit. I just use jet brains built in git guis now but whenever I'm doing some crazy rebasing I open up smartgit. I like how it also shows you the commands in the log so you can learn by doing.