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Jujutsu is much better than git, and I've switched to it completely, but I do still use lazygit for one thing: It has better diff viewing, it separates the diff
by stavros 1y ago
Jujutsu is much better than git, and I've switched to it completely, but I do still use lazygit for one thing: It has better diff viewing, it separates the diffs by file and they look nicer. It's the only thing keeping me on lazygit, as jjui is much better otherwise.
- onraglanroad 1y agoGit doesn't fundamentally work with diffs (patches). It stores the complete file and generates a diff. So you can use any diff tool you like with git, and I presume also with JJ. Look for the setting. Edit: in git it's the diff.external setting
- stavros 1y agoI know I can. I want to use jjui, but its UI isn't as good, so I use lazygit.
- SAI_Peregrinus 1y agoThere's also lazyjj. I haven't really bothered with a TUI yet so can't say which has nicer diffs, but you might try it.
- stavros 1y agoI've tried lazyjj, but jjui was better (at least, back when I tried it).
- raylu 1y agoI've thought about using https://github.com/dlvhdr/diffnav https://github.com/dlvhdr/diffnav for that
- stavros 1y agoThis looks very interesting, thank you!