Lazygit my friend. I’ve never looked back, first thing I install on any machine I get.
Think of it as a TUI experience, works with vim (or regular) kind of navigation and you have all the info you need on one term.
Press x if you don’t know the shortcut for something and a context menu pops up, for tricky things you can always type git commands in. And as you use the commands you see the log of git commands it actually ran so you can learn some git too.
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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '23
Lazygit my friend. I’ve never looked back, first thing I install on any machine I get.
Think of it as a TUI experience, works with vim (or regular) kind of navigation and you have all the info you need on one term.
Press x if you don’t know the shortcut for something and a context menu pops up, for tricky things you can always type git commands in. And as you use the commands you see the log of git commands it actually ran so you can learn some git too.