> Ahhhh, I think I understand! So magit is like an autocompleting wrapper/reorganization around the git cli It's a complete git "porcelain", in that it provide

> Ahhhh, I think I understand! So magit is like an autocompleting wrapper/reorganization around the git cli It's a complete git "porcelain", in that it provides more or less full access to all git offers. I daily rewrite git history in my feature-branches, cleaning up my commits, to provide fully atomic and clean merges back into dev. Using magit, it's just seamless and feels immensly rewarding wrt doing a good job. Without magit? I wouldn't even bother. Magit is not "just" a wrapper around the git CLI. It's a complete replacement, enabling you to fully exploit all of Git's power without ever leaving your editor of choice, nor exposing you to complex internals. It's an amazing product, and I've seen people ask for a Magit-only Emacs-distro, just to replace their existing Git client.