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In my situation I use gitg to add changes by chunks or lines, I think that's much more faster than cli. But gitg is hard to compile on Ubuntu lts if you want ne
by vdfs 11y ago
In my situation I use gitg to add changes by chunks or lines, I think that's much more faster than cli.
But gitg is hard to compile on Ubuntu lts if you want newer versions, I wonder if there is a good alternative?
- microcolonel 11y agoI generally do that sort of thing(staging/destaging lines and chunks) in my editor. If I could shift the merge tool stuff into my editor quickly I would do that as well. The reason is that it reduces context switching and difference between environments: sure, I could spend hours making the fonts, colours, and keybindings the same between the git gui and my editor; I could get really good at switching to the window; etc. But even a slightly worse version of it in the editor is going to be way less work. At least, that's how I see it. Also, I'm sure there must be a PPA or something for gitg on Ubuntu, if you really like the tool.
- Klasiaster 11y agoThere are Packages in Debian experimental