> Autosaves... There was a project shared on HN that had this feature. I think it was Grace (a source control client/server written in F#/C# on .NET): https:/

> Autosaves... There was a project shared on HN that had this feature. I think it was Grace (a source control client/server written in F#/C# on .NET): https://github.com/ScottArbeit/Grace?tab=readme-ov-file#grace-watch https://github.com/ScottArbeit/Grace?tab=readme-ov-file#grac... > Grace CLI includes a command - grace watch - that watches your working directory for changes, and keeps a live connection to Grace Server, connecting you in real-time to your team around the world. > > grace watch takes action for you, whether that's automatically uploading and downloading new file versions, processing notifications from other repo users, or running custom actions that you create. --- > Or am I just bad at Git I'm bad at `git`. So I pretty much keep my workflow as simple as possible. git pull git branch -b feat/some-feature git add . git commit -m "Added it" git pull origin main git push git switch main That's about it. Anything more and I'm looking it up.