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In a pure command line, the functions corresponding to Tower's views can be achieved with commands such as git log --graph, git blame and git diff, but the output is a text stream, which is burdensome to read when facing large-scale changes or complex merges.
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Tower 18 for Mac: The Most Powerful Git Client Enhances the Command-Line Experience
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