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Looks awesome

• gigatexal 3y ago
  It does. Though nothing I've seen yet will break me from my CLI use of git. I edit with neovim. Open a terminal within my editor (yea i know neovim has magit and others but I'm oldschool) and stage things and commit as atomicly as I can, and then go back to work.
  • 0xCAP 3y ago
    As a neovim user who has to resort to vscode only for conflict solving, I'm curious: how do you handle conflicts without a GUI? No matter how hard I try, I can't seem to go even close to vscode's smart rebase, or sublime merge's conflict resolution ux, when I stay in the terminal.
    • yogorenapan 3y ago
      http://www.mdlerch.com/neovim-as-git-diff-and-merge-tool.html http://www.mdlerch.com/neovim-as-git-diff-and-merge-tool.htm...
    • gigatexal 3y ago
      I feel your pain. I have to resort to the web for gitlab which is what we use for source control for really big conflicts. But as a team we try to get everyone to merge often and are very long lived branches as code smells. This keeps changes small and conflicts small.