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I've started using VSCode for git push/pull/branch and staging. This is what I use git for 99% of the time anyways and since they are simple commands, triggerin
by emerongi 8y ago
I've started using VSCode for git push/pull/branch and staging. This is what I use git for 99% of the time anyways and since they are simple commands, triggering them from VSCode is faster than falling back to CLI.
Staging/diffing is especially convenient with VSCode. `git add -p` used to be my most-used command, but VSCode just makes the process easier.
- gknoy 8y agoIf you stage things often enough, `git add -u` might be enough. It's pretty much what I use all the time, aside from the few times I do `git add -up`.