linux - Solution for Git GUI client for remote SSH

Question

I am a Git GUI user. I don't have an issue using it for my local development. However, now we have a server with a Git repository. Can I remotely push, pull and diff by using the Git GUI client to access that?

Currently, I am SSHing to the Linux server, and use a Git command to do all the Git commands. But I found it very difficulty when it comes to diff. That's why I think is there any solution for me using the Git GUI client access remote repository and do the Git command with a Git client.

I want to be able to mount a remote server in a Git repository. Current we only have to open the Git repository in our local disk. For example, the C:www epo.git file. How about if I want to access 10.10.10.10/home/www/.git and do all the Git commands in the Git client?

Solutions are open for OS?X and Windows.

Answer 1

Aside from VNC / remote X (which is an obvious solution and therefore not worth putting in an answer), the only alternative I can find is Visual Studio Code's new remote development support.

You can connect to a server via ssh (from within Visual Studio Code), and then Visual Studio Code's Git features work natively. The interface is fairly basic however - in particular there is no history view and you can't rebase, cherry-pick, etc. from the GUI. It's basically for staging commits.