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Maybe for some people? git add -p does everything I need, directly from the terminal which is where I use git already. It's also super fast, the only limit bein
by n4r9 3y ago
Maybe for some people? git add -p does everything I need, directly from the terminal which is where I use git already. It's also super fast, the only limit being how quickly I can parse each hunk and type "y enter" or "n enter". Very occasionally I want to split a hunk up more than it allows, but it's easy to work around.