i'm searching for a tool like SourceTree, but that can connect trough SSH to a remote server like VSCode with SSH.
To ask for a solution ill try to explain better the situation:
I come from a company where we were working on local and utilising SourceTree to manage branches, merges and all usual GIT procedure with attlassian tickets. Now, i joined a startup that is shifting from a R&D to a prod, and they asked me to setup the GIT structure, tools and enviroment to be able to manage and optimize the developlment. As a developer, and not expert in this field, i can understand what i need but im having hard time finidng a solution. Now we connect in SSH to remote server, develop the feature needed, and commit and pushit to main with VSC source control. But i like it more visual like SourceTree and other, one suggested that we can develop and test on remote server, then run some rsync script and commit from local pc. But i can imagine that i can find better tools for this setup.
In recap, i would like to: from local pc, have a source control tool that is visually appealing, and easy to use like SourceTree, connected with the local's owner account to a remote server to see modified file, so i can work on VisualStudio in SSH remote server, develop and test. And then commit from my local machine.
I know it is confusing but hopefully i explained myself.
I tried to work with VSCode SSH but is not easy enough to understand branches and visually applealing for entry-level developer.
Or SourceTree i cannot find a solution to connect to a remote machine.
Or Rsync the data from the remote machine to local to be able to commit from local account.