Suggestion: git history command log
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Hey,
I just wanted to say the pycharm platform is really an amazing tool for learning the language, and I have a suggestion to make it better.
Whenever you run any python script, you can see exactly what terminal commands are being executed. This is helpful because it lets newbies use a GUI and also learn the terminal way of doing things. My suggestion is to make git functions that are executed show up in a terminal log or something. It would be extremely useful (imo) for more complex commands that I find myself firing up the IDE for.
What do you guys think? It shouldn't be too difficult considering the fact that that's probably just what the git module is doing, right?
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Doesn't the Console tab of the Version control tool window work for you?
I see the version control panel but I must have closed the console tab and I can't seem to figure out how to restore it.
It is shown automatically after a git command is issued.
Wow, yea I guess it's all there. That's exactly what I was looking for.
Thank you!