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Best plugins for Git and Terminal?

#1

I want to get all my work back in Sublime. I am wondering what are the best Git and Terminal plugins for Sublime to date? I was using VS Code for a bit, and got used to having a terminal and Git built in.

Thanks in advance.

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Can we get integrated terminal and a debugger like vscode?
#2

In PackageControl:

  • Git
  • GitGutter
  • Terminus
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#3

Those look nice. Thanks

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#4

Do you use the Stable Build of Dev Build? Just curious what one is best.

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#5

Dev is very stable. If you can use it, I would.

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#6

GitSavvy is a very good alternative for the quite old Git.

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#7

Thanks so much. I will try these

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#8

I also like TerminalView (https://packagecontrol.io/packages/TerminalView).

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#9

there’s also Sublimerge 3, but it’s a paid plugin.

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#10

Terminus for which I am the author and GitSavvy for which I am one of the collaborators.

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#11

GitSavvy and GitGutter. Perhaps also GitCommitMsg.

Once I’ve took the time to get to know Git Savvy, it’s become my preferred git manager, mostly replacing GitKraken and Sourcetree, even for projects which I clone and need to get an overview of.

GitGutter will put tiny marks in your gutter, with color-codes indicating additions, edits and deletions (usually green, yellow and red). You can hover the marker to see a very local diff, and even roll back the hunk with a click of your mouse.

EDIT: GitCommitMsg will show you git-blane information relating to the line where your cursor is — very useful when gaining insights into a third party or old project of your own. GitGutter will do this for you. Can be turned off with the setting "git_gutter_show_line_annotation": false.

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