For commiting, I found fugitive (in neovim) quite good. Staying in my editor to list the changes, and select the hunks to commit is quite nice. I also found th

For commiting, I found fugitive (in neovim) quite good. Staying in my editor to list the changes, and select the hunks to commit is quite nice. I also found the fugitive git blame useful. I am looking at some code and I can quickly look at the recent changes. But for looking at the history in details; something I only need to do rarely; I struggled with fugitive. I never managed to use `tig` properly. And I sometimes used `git gui` and `gitk`. I recently tried (cargo) `gitgui` and I found it intuitive. It might be the one. Time will tell.