I agree with all of this, especially discoverability of git features. I think using magit really helped me build a mental model of what git’s doing and what it

I agree with all of this, especially discoverability of git features. I think using magit really helped me build a mental model of what git’s doing and what it can do vs. just using the git CLI on it’s own. And yeah, incremental committing, the rebase workflow, working with multiple remotes... they’re all a breeze. With the GitHub style PR workflow, I typically set the main repo for a project as the “upstream” remote and my fork as “origin.” With the settings I’m used to for a project, pulling down the latest changes from upstream is two keystrokes: “F u”, and pushing back up to my fork is two more: “P p”.