This article is mainly about performance improvements, so I guess GitKraken wanted to remain competitive since Sublime Merge was released. But not being able to use it for private repos (sometimes I work on a project I plan to release as open source in private until I'm ready for the world to see it) without paying yearly is potentially a deal breaker for some, no?
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This article is mainly about performance improvements, so I guess GitKraken wanted to remain competitive since Sublime Merge was released. But not being able to use it for private repos (sometimes I work on a project I plan to release as open source in private until I'm ready for the world to see it) without paying yearly is potentially a deal breaker for some, no?