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The main thing I like about SourceTree is that it makes it easy to stage 'hunks', or select lines to stage. I also like that (as with UIs in general) it makes i
by joefreeman 12y ago
The main thing I like about SourceTree is that it makes it easy to stage 'hunks', or select lines to stage. I also like that (as with UIs in general) it makes it a bit harder to make mistakes (by, for example, typing the wrong flag on the command line).
But it's become unbearably slow. I really wish they'd fix this.
- adsche 12y agoDo you know about `git add -p`? That allows you to stage hunks or lines interactively in the terminal. Press `s` to split a hunk, `y`/`n` to stage or not stage.
- jonalmeida 12y agoThis is a much more trivial task with SourceTree.
- mercurial 12y agoDid you try vim-fugitive? Especially with git gutter.
- joefreeman 12y agoI was aware there was something similar on the command line, but hadn't explored the details. This doesn't sounds as convenient as (a hypothetical responsive) SourceTree, but thanks for the pointers.
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- poloniculmov 12y agoHave you tried [Git Cola](https://git-cola.github.io/ https://git-cola.github.io/)? It has support for staging chunks/selections.