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I use GitKraken (or insert your favourite git GUI) and I don't have this problem. If I ever have a "wtf did I do 10 minutes ago?" moment I can just look at GitK
by francislavoie 6y ago
I use GitKraken (or insert your favourite git GUI) and I don't have this problem. If I ever have a "wtf did I do 10 minutes ago?" moment I can just look at GitKraken real quick and feel like a stenographer reading back notes.
I typically have it open beside my IDE so I can keep an eye on the progress in the file tree view. I can drag-select a set of lines, right-click and stage them, when I'm basically locking those in, then keep going.
It also auto-fetches every minute or so, so I have great visibility on what coworkers are doing in the commit graph. Lets me react to what they do pretty quickly, and I can implicitly review what they do and I can poke them if I notice something weird.
- scambier 6y agoI also use my git GUI to quickly review what changed before making the commit. That way not only I filter out irrelevant chunks/files, but I also compare the new lines to the old ones.