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Can I preview the changes that will be checked-in to TFS without using git tfs checkintool?
I’d prefer a better UI like GitGui and I’d prefer not to risk accidentally clicking Ok.
I usually work with git and making feature branch using just pure git tools (and there you can use whatever you like – GitExtensions, Git Source Control Provider for VS, TortoiseGit, SmartGit etc). When I have my branch ready to be pushed to TFS – I ensure that my branch is rebased onto latest TFS commit and run
git tfs rcheckin.Basically what is going to be in TFS after any sort of git-tfs checkin is the same you have in your local git commit(s).