Big thanks for the sharing.
I stay on the CLI because it's the simplest things hard to beat to me git add -p is one of my best friends ^_^
git add -p
I installed vim-fugitive but never invest time into it (remembering this I will probably soon now 😂)
Still this TUI that you shared seems nice. Being already a user of tig for browsing the history of a repo, I will probably give a shot to this gitui
gitui
Thanks again :-)
I dont think I have ever used git add -p, but I do use gitui to stage hunks, you can select them from the diff panel.
I am with you on fugitive. I see others use it so fluidly and think I need that, but it never actually clicks with me.
If I finally discover that it’s an awesome tools, maybe I will write an article to share 😄
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Big thanks for the sharing.
I stay on the CLI because it's the simplest things hard to beat to me
git add -pis one of my best friends ^_^I installed vim-fugitive but never invest time into it (remembering this I will probably soon now 😂)
Still this TUI that you shared seems nice.
Being already a user of tig for browsing the history of a repo, I will probably give a shot to this
gituiThanks again :-)
I dont think I have ever used
git add -p, but I do usegituito stage hunks, you can select them from the diff panel.I am with you on fugitive. I see others use it so fluidly and think I need that, but it never actually clicks with me.
If I finally discover that it’s an awesome tools, maybe I will write an article to share 😄