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This looks super neat. Will try it out. Although I’m a sourcetree user... lately `git add -i` has changed how I use got massively.
by nvahalik 8y ago
This looks super neat. Will try it out. Although I’m a sourcetree user... lately `git add -i` has changed how I use got massively.
- grimgrin 8y agogot add -p is pretty nice too then got commit -v to verify the hunks
- nvahalik 8y agoDang. So git add -p basically just skips straight to the patch portion and then -v adds a diff to the bottom of the commit message file so you can review it. Nice!
- greenhatman 8y agoIt doesn't seem to pick up new files.
- rasapetter 8y agoIt can, if you first do: git add --intent-to-add <filename>
- andrewshadura 8y agoTry git-crecord, you won't miss git add -p.
- grimgrin 8y agoit should be clear i was too out of it to not notice s/got/git