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It's far superior to the intellij integration as they have a generic "version control". Magit is just so easy to use for discarding hunks / rebasing / etc. Qui
by branchless 8y ago
It's far superior to the intellij integration as they have a generic "version control".
Magit is just so easy to use for discarding hunks / rebasing / etc. Quick, visually clear. I sometimes use emacs just to use magit when working with java on a fiddly git task even when I'm working in intellij to modify the actual code.
- agumonkey 8y agothis should be sent to the magit team (even if its mostly Jonas these days I believe)
- btschaegg 8y agoI think at least Jonas is aware of users like that -- there were some discussions on that concept during his Magit Kickstarter campaign[1]: > Make Magit more accessible to non-Emacs users > I think that Magit can be an excellent Git interface for users of other editors and IDEs. It would be a shame if its user-base continued to be limited to people who use Emacs for editing purposes. > To appeal to non-Emacs users, Magit has to be made more accessible. Additionally I intend to provide simplified Emacs configurations and documentation that teaches just enough Emacs to be able to use Magit. See Magit for users of other editors for more information. [1]: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1681258897/its-magit-the-magical-git-client https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1681258897/its-magit-th...