Cykelero

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Show HN: Commit cherry-picking by copy-and-paste in a Mac GUI(indieapps.space)
1 points by Cykelero 5mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I spent two months optimizing my Git client(indieapps.space)
1 points by Cykelero 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Git commit splitting in Retcon 1.2 for macOS(indieapps.space)
4 points by Cykelero 2y ago|0 comments
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by Cykelero 2y ago
Totally understand the dislike for subscriptions. I did go that way because it makes it much likelier I'll be able to work on the app long-term (which I'd really like!). Retcon's actually already available on Homebrew—someone
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by Cykelero 2y ago
Thanks for the link; jj's approach seems really solid. Retcon is pretty different: during a rebase, the state of everything is only stored in RAM, not serialized to the repo. So while you can postpone resolving conflicts until you&#x27
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by Cykelero 2y ago
If there's a conflict, Retcon shows that to you, but you can keep freely moving commits around—it's not blocking. Once you're happy with how your history looks like, you can start actually resolving any remaining conflicts, a
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by Cykelero 2y ago
Thank you! It's a regular video recording, and then I noted down the chapter timestamps in an array. (see heroVideoChapterStartTimesSeconds at the very top of https://retcon.app/main.js ) As the video is playing, the pl
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by Cykelero 2y ago
I'm actually working on adding this to Retcon right now! It's one of the biggest feature requests. So far the implementation goes like this: you enter Edit mode on a commit; you unstage some lines; and you confirm. The lines are y
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by Cykelero 2y ago
(Retcon dev here) lazygit is really cool, and is a lot more full-featured than Retcon. But, the core "rewrite with zero friction" feature of Retcon is still unmatched, I think. For instance: while lazygit does allow you to reorder
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Show HN: Retcon – A macOS Git client for instantly rewriting history(retcon.app)
7 points by Cykelero 2y ago|3 comments
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Timefind: Search a Website's History(github.com)
1 points by Cykelero 5y ago|0 comments
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by Cykelero 7y ago
I'm not sure what your point is; of course, you can write JS on top of Node that exposes its functionality with a nice API: that's exactly what Tasklemon is! Did the intro maybe give you the impression that TL was built standalone
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by Cykelero 7y ago
Hmm, could you explain your exports idea further? I don't think I'm getting it. The different extensions are a good idea; my current recommendation is to use .lem.js (for compatibility with editors), so that could be changed to .l
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Show HN: Tasklemon – A JavaScript Alternative to Bash Scripting(github.com)
1 points by Cykelero 7y ago|4 comments
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Tasklemon: A JavaScript Alternative to Bash Scripting(github.com)
2 points by Cykelero 7y ago|0 comments