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Pretty good, and I think I could definitely use it. One thing that I immediately missed is syntax coloring. For Markdown and other known extensions. I am sure i
by xtracto 4mo ago
Pretty good, and I think I could definitely use it. One thing that I immediately missed is syntax coloring. For Markdown and other known extensions. I am sure it will be trivial to add it.
Another possible useful feature would be to add "open in system" or similar in the right-click menu for a file, to open the file with whatever application the OS has bound to it.
EDIT: I see there's a plugin thing that when clicked installs the highlighting. Cool!
EDIT: Also missing is selectively staging lines of a changed file to commit. I would actually change the behaviour of the Git UI so that it matches the VSCode one, to reduce the learning curve. Most people already know how that works, no need to make them learn a new UX.
- kyle-ssg 4mo agoYep of course, Syntax colouring will come. And it was intentionally left out first couple days due to critical path for me, I imagine I'll add intelisense too but I'm glad I decided to make language support installable - goal is fast + great Git. >open in system: Isn't that reveal in finder? I did add this if so :). > selectively staging lines Oh I've never actually done this! But I think I understand, so just pushing a few lines in a changed file. Fun! I've always used a different IDE where I don't think that's a thing. I'll add an issue.