Yes, I know, we should all be terminal ninjas, memorising every git command yadda yadda. Or, like the caveman, we could put two sticks together (or...
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Have you tried Git File History?
Looks awesome! Already installing!
Look interesting, will check it out! Thanks!
Wow!
Love the meme in the end. 2 years into more serious coding and the first attempt is usually still incorrect
Haha, happens to everyone!
I love Git Graph.. but git lens is more useful when searching for a specific commit, like from blame or file history. I only wish there was a way to open a commit from git lens into git Graph.. or maybe git graph could open a commit given its hash
Love the meme at the end :D but you forgot to include this one which I somehow installed it a year ago. Not sure if anyone uses it including me :D
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What a wonderful read, absolutely amazing article. I see git graph becoming popular as well.
Thanks, Eke!
I appreciate the kind words. Thank you!
I saw one of my online instructors use supercool git features in vs code and forever wanted them, thanks for this article.
Happy to hear that! Thanks for the feedback, Kumar :)
Thank you so much for compiling this list. These surely will boost things up.
Thank you and good luck!
Love the innovation around git workflows
Thanks, Fred!
Magit! Really great productivity tool. Great for intentionally staging work, including line-by-line:
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Thanks for the suggestion, Ben!
Nice one, thanks for the update
I loved the Git Graph it was exactly what I was looking for
Awesome! I am glad you find the article useful!
Git Graph 😎💪
Very helpful and easy to use. A must have!
Some great Git based productivity tools! Love these!
Thanks Andrew, appreciate that!
new to vscode. is there any extension to help with partial commits (-p) and rebase -i?
Tree compare against origin is great! I have gitlens, and it's already either a feature of that or built-in to vscode? I have to click refresh occasionally though; I wish it updated live.