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this post was submitted on 10 Dec 2023
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Intellij: Has a modern GUI for Git with code cleanup, import optimization and visualization of changes.
Me: Open terminal, 'git commit -m "wrote code" && git push'. Then realize I forgot to add half of the files, so I make another commit. Then realize I forgot to cleanup bad indents, so I make another commit. Then realize my code doesn't even build, so I make another commit, etc.
‘git rebase -i main’
git commit -a --amendgit commit --amend --no-editThe only Git GUI that I find actually lets me do the basics in a simple way is GitHub desktop. It allows me to quickly see a diff of the changes, select a few lines or a chunk or all the file, it manages stashes and conflicts for me which is like 98% of my usage. Otherwise I use gitui or the git cli for anything more complex than committing and switching/merging branches.
I’ve started using LazyGit recently and I love it. It runs in CLI and essentially just maps the git commands to keyboard shortcuts. Really easy to use and learn, definitely increased my productivity
And there's a neovim plugin for it. It's my favorite git client.
I tried that but couldn't figure out custom commic message templates to make it play nice with gerrit, so, I went back to the trusty CLI.
Magit for Emacs is amazing. It helped me understand git.