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There used to be GitX for macOS, which was a very nice, lightweight GUI tool. Sadly it is no longer maintained. There are a few forks though, but they all seem
by aequitas 3y ago
There used to be GitX for macOS, which was a very nice, lightweight GUI tool. Sadly it is no longer maintained. There are a few forks though, but they all seem to hang or crash in their own unique way making them unusable for me.
Lazygit for me brings over the feature that made GitX the greatest and that was the way it allowed to quickly and easily select a few lines of changes from each file and add them to the index for commit or amend them to a different commit. Lazygit even ramps this up with a lot of nice tooling around interactive rebase (like reordering, editing commits directly, squasing, deleting commits, reword, etc) which makes it a feast instead of a file editing/context juggling chore.