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I started using it recently. It feels more like a git app in emacs, you use it in a separate buffer from your files. The shortcuts are ergonomic (single key pre
by dimitar 5y ago
I started using it recently. It feels more like a git app in emacs, you use it in a separate buffer from your files. The shortcuts are ergonomic (single key presses, no gymnastics with modifier keys) and mnemonics are good: s(tage), c(ommit), p(ush).
- chriswarbo 5y agoNote that magit-blame can be run from a file buffer. I also like git-timemachine for stepping a file forwards/backwards through commits (that's not part of magit, I just think it's neat)