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minus-squarecorytheboyd@kbin.sociallinkfedilinkarrow-up0arrow-down1·1 year agolazygit is seriously so good, it’s a shame so many people write it off because it’s not some beautiful Apple GUI. it’s an extremely efficient productivity tool.
minus-squarejeffhykin@lemm.eelinkfedilinkarrow-up1·edit-21 year agoI don’t write it off because its ugly, I like snappy TUI tools. I write it off cause its not easy to pick up compared to what’s already in my editor. I don’t stage individual lines (which is just a keystroke in my editor) interactive rebase cherry pick bisect nuke working trees amend old commits I use git a lot, and I’ve learned/done each of those tasks, but I don’t ever find myself needing them.
lazygit is seriously so good, it’s a shame so many people write it off because it’s not some beautiful Apple GUI. it’s an extremely efficient productivity tool.
good lord
I don’t write it off because its ugly, I like snappy TUI tools. I write it off cause its not easy to pick up compared to what’s already in my editor.
I don’t
I use git a lot, and I’ve learned/done each of those tasks, but I don’t ever find myself needing them.