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Try the Magit package for Emacs [1]. You don't have to know (much) Emacs to use it, and it's a really great client. [1]: https://github.com/magit/magit https:/
by nanny 11y ago
Try the Magit package for Emacs [1]. You don't have to know (much) Emacs to use it, and it's a really great client.
[1]: https://github.com/magit/magit https://github.com/magit/magit
- agumonkey 11y agogit cherry picking was nice, under magit it's even better.
- zachlatta 11y agoMagit is AWESOME. It's easily saved me an hour each day (when using git heavily).
- agumonkey 11y agoWhich parts do you enjoy the most ?
- subsection1h 11y agoWhat I like most about Magit is staging, unstaging, and reverting hunks.
- zachlatta 11y agoIt's super easy to create a new branch and push it upstream (especially when creating PRs). I know I could write a script to do that for me, but there's something so nice about having little things like that already baked in.