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I’ve yet to find a git setup that is more productive (for me at least) than SublimeGit for Sublime Text. The combination of a text based interface with single c
by danpalmer 8y ago
I’ve yet to find a git setup that is more productive (for me at least) than SublimeGit for Sublime Text. The combination of a text based interface with single character shortcuts, and the quick support for staging individual parts of files, means I’m probably twice as fast as the next best thing. It’s the reason I haven’t moved from Sublime to VS Code.
This looks like it could be close, and I’ll definitely give it a try. If I could decouple myself a bit more from Sublime that would be great. The plugin community just isn’t the same as VS Code.
- lttlrck 8y agoI switched to gitsavvy a few weeks back because it is more complete than sublimegit. I paid for sublimegit years ago and really love it. But I wanted single line commits so gave gitsavvy a go. I had to redefine a couple of shortcuts (Ctrl-D from Discard to diff) but it’s been excellent. The only thing I can’t get working is gitlab integration. It’s a worth a shot.
- danpalmer 8y agoOh nice, thanks! Sublime Git has everything I need for my git workflow so I'm not feeling like I need anything else, but I will give this a shot to see if it's faster for the bits I do use.