For me the key to using fzf has been remembering that you can pipe ANYTHING into it. For example, grovelling though a git repo with grep might take multiple tri

For me the key to using fzf has been remembering that you can pipe ANYTHING into it. For example, grovelling though a git repo with grep might take multiple tries and careful refinement of search patterns. Or you can git log --oneline | fzf and interactively fuzz your way to the commit you're looking for. Having the ability to just update live with backspace when the search isn't matching makes a tremendous difference.