sjurba

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by sjurba 1y ago
Shit. I had the semi hard problem at my last job and I just realized that the most efficient way I could solve it would be to write a blog post on how proud I was of my (shitty) solution and wait for the snarky commenters to tell me the pro
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by sjurba 10y ago
Yes, I have looked at that, and it is tempting. But you still have to worry about cross compiling and distribution. Right?
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by sjurba 10y ago
Yupp. It's not a complete git gui. Its only used to work on the rebase sequence. Once you finish editing that, git takes over again. You need to use other tools to sort your conflicts, etc. But if you are working on the command line it
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by sjurba 10y ago
And btw. since writing this app I started committing more often and using interactive rebase a lot more because it become so easy. I would say I use it almost daily.
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by sjurba 10y ago
For me, I agree. I could easily learn vim in the time I wrote this. For others, I disagree. The time to learn my app is 0. Nothing to look up or check. The available keys are right there in front of you. And since they are what you would in
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by sjurba 10y ago
Awesome. I know Vim is super awesome, flexible and very configurable (like emacs). I guess I never got around to learning it properly.. If you compare the time I spent writing this app to the time I would spend configuring and learning Vim,
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by sjurba 10y ago
Yupp. I agree. And writing something cross platform for the terminal kinda sux. I have given some thought to porting it to something else, but am not sure what that would be. Any suggestions? Requirements: a nice language to work with, cros
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by sjurba 10y ago
Yes, I respect that. I guess I wrote this app for the people who don't use Emacs and/or Vim on a regular basis, but still enjoy using git on the command line, like my self... I might have to check out magit though to see if there
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by sjurba 10y ago
Well, autosquash is great, and you are right that I don't really make use of it much, but I will now that I'm aware of how nice it is. That being said, my tool will work nicely with autosquash. All 'fixup!' commits will
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Show HN: Rebase-editor, a simple CLI app specifically for Git interactive rebase(github.com)
62 points by sjurba 10y ago|34 comments