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This article should mention `lazygit`. That's one of the best ways to customize hunks without committing to `emacs`. Magit's USP is that it's a great interface
by parentheses 3y ago
This article should mention `lazygit`. That's one of the best ways to customize hunks without committing to `emacs`.
Magit's USP is that it's a great interface for those who already use (or are willing to use) `emacs`. `lazygit` is a great interface in its own right.
- jraph 3y agoI customize hunks without Emacs and with git add -p. I use git rebase and git add/reset -p left and right. I will definitely checkout lazygit though, thank you and others in this HN submission for the mention, looks useful.
- hexfish 3y ago+1 for lazygit, and I say this as someone who has used git exclusively on the cli for years and still continues to do so. It's just that lazygit makes staging hunks, squashing and rebasing such a joy.