15 Lazygit Features In Under 15 Minutes
Jesse Duffield3 HN recommenders · 2022–2026
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The author of lazygit demos 15 features of his terminal UI for git, such as staging individual lines and easier rebasing, aimed at making common git tasks simpler.
Recommended as the author's own quick intro to lazygit, a TUI that makes git workflows more natural.
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4 comments from Hacker News
> git add -p allows me to add chunks easily and create commits your workflow resembles mine so I'm in the obligation of mentioning [LINK] which allows you to stage individual lines among other features. [VIDEO]
Using lazygit has improved my usage of Git so much! There is a nice video from the author that introduces a lot of its features. [0]: [VIDEO]
If anything, lazygit has shown it is possible to have more natural workflows on top of git as demonstrated by [VIDEO] , so it is indeed possible
Vim/Neovim users should look at LazyGIT. [VIDEO] The best part - it's a TUI program that's usable independently, that also happens to embed really well within vim.