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> I still use nano as my default editor for commit messages. You don't work with Git as a DVCS? Or you work with Git and Emacs but don't use Magit!?
by TacticalCoder 5y ago
> I still use nano as my default editor for commit messages.
You don't work with Git as a DVCS? Or you work with Git and Emacs but don't use Magit!?
- mijoharas 5y agoI'll admit to doing that. Command line git is baked into my muscle memory now. (magit is brilliant, but for some reason it's never stuck with me, unless I want to interactively stage a few specific chunks, and then it's much nicer than using the cli).
- ljm 5y agoI use magit extensively because it's an utter fucking marvel, but sometimes I'm in a shell without emacs open, or I have to run some internal tooling that wraps around git. My point overall was that I see all of these as a collection of tools. Which one I choose depends a lot on context, and it's served me well to be baseline comfortable with all of them rather than depending too heavily on my emacs setup.