bmf-san

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Show HN: Ggc – A Git CLI tool written in Go with interactive UI(github.com)
44 points by bmf-san 1y ago|1 comments
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by bmf-san 1y ago
What does your daily Git workflow look like? I'm curious how other engineers manage their Git setup and workflows in practice. Specifically: 1. Primary Git client: Do you mostly use the CLI, a GUI tool, IDE integration, or custom scrip
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by bmf-san 1y ago
Yep, ggc is a wrapper around the git CLI — intentionally so. I chose to shell out to git because it's fast, stable, and has great cross-platform support. Tools like go-git and libgit2 are interesting (and I’ve looked into them), but th
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by bmf-san 1y ago
Yeah, I kinda thought the same when I picked the name. Didn’t expect it to trip people up this much though — might rethink it if it becomes a real issue. Thanks for the honest feedback!
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by bmf-san 1y ago
Yeah, “terminal-based CLI” might’ve been a fuzzy phrase — I meant it’s an interactive command-line tool, not just a one-shot command like most git subcommands. It’s somewhere between a minimal TUI and a CLI — no full-screen UI, but it does
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by bmf-san 1y ago
Thanks! I didn’t know about Magit or jj — they both look really interesting, I’ll check them out. Also, good point about the demo GIF. I’ll try updating it with a more complex example. Appreciate the feedback!
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by bmf-san 1y ago
Ah, I hadn't noticed that — makes sense now that you point it out. I'll look into fixing it properly. Thanks a lot for the heads-up!
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Show HN: ggc – A Git CLI with fuzzy search and interactive workflow(github.com)
2 points by bmf-san 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: ggc – A terminal-based Git CLI written in Go(github.com)
65 points by bmf-san 1y ago|61 comments