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yeah, I keep Emacs open just for Magit even when using other editors.

• User23 3y ago
  Magit revolutionized my git workflow. Rebase went from being a chore that I put off to easy peasy. My coworkers think I'm some kind of git wizard.
  • Conscat 3y ago
    For me, being able to go straight from a selection in a code file to a log of all changes to that specific code, which I can then filter further, is what gets the strongest reactions from my coworkers.
    • mbork_pl 3y ago
      WHAT!? You can use M-x magit-log-buffer-file with an active selection and see only the changes to the selected portion? This is so obvious in hindsight and so cool... Thanks a million!
    • lsowen 3y ago
      What?! How do you do this? I love magic but haven't discovered this.
    • lordgrenville 3y ago
      TIL magit-log-buffer-file...
      • Conscat 3y ago
        It's unfortunately hidden because it has no default keybinding iirc, but I love this feature. I think I discovered it by wondering if it exists, so I searched through the M-x candidates with orderless and typed in terms that I guessed could be part of the right name.
        • duckerude 3y ago
          C-c M-g l gets you there. (C-c M-g leads to a submenu that also has blame.) Until this thread I didn't know it could also do regions.