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I'm a big fan of lazygit. I would describe myself as highly competent in using the git cli, but lazygit just makes most common operations so much faster that I'
by dpatterbee 5y ago
I'm a big fan of lazygit. I would describe myself as highly competent in using the git cli, but lazygit just makes most common operations so much faster that I'd hate to go back to only using the cli.
- rplnt 5y agoSame here. I still combine both, but over time used lazygit more and more. I still only use a few features: view diffs, staging and resetting files, commit and push. One disclaimer though: I'm using version 0.14. Starting with 0.17 or so the UI got a bit too noisy (loads of colors), but most importantly the tool got extremely slow. Like the startup time jumped from not noticeable at all to several seconds, which is absolutely unusable for what I need the tool for. Since it was a real pain to downgrade I haven't tried newer versions since. Maybe it's fixed, I don't know and I have no desire to find out.
- dpatterbee 5y agoInteresting, I haven't noticed any performance issues, and I'm currently running version 0.31.4. Perhaps the issues you're talking about were fixed. Regarding the colours, I personally like them, but the configuration [0] options look fairly thorough so perhaps its worth checking those out? [0]: https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/blob/master/docs/Config.md https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/blob/master/docs/Co...
- tra3 5y agoAt this point maybe it's worth investing in magit?..