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If you spend much time with Git, you create aliases. Not saying that Magit isn't worth it (never used it), but it's not a fair comparison. I don't `git commit
by williamdclt 7y ago
If you spend much time with Git, you create aliases.
Not saying that Magit isn't worth it (never used it), but it's not a fair comparison. I don't `git commit --amend --no-edit`: I `git amend` to edit the last commit, `git amend HASH` to edit any commit, `git amend -i` to pick a commit to edit in a searchable list with preview of their content.
- mgalgs 7y ago> git amend HASH That's 9 characters plus the effort of finding and copy/pasting the hash. With magit it's two characters and you just focus on the hash in question. > `git amend -i` to pick a commit to edit in a searchable list with preview of their content That's cool! Still a lot more typing than with Magit, which also has a searchable list with content previews ;) I'm happy that you've found ways to optimize your workflow, but seriously, Magit is still faster.
- iLemming 7y ago"If you spend much time solving equations you eventually get a knack for it. Not saying that calculators not worth it (never used one), I just don't think they are that much useful. Why do you need to carry something with you when you can do calculus and solve linear and quadratic equations in your head?" That's how your argumentation sounds to me.