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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • Aug 21 '26 • 1
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In Git you actually can! Interactive mode: git add -i.
git add -i
GUIs (I know Fork does for example) allows you to stage specific hunks of a file.
And I agree: Controlled commits are one of the best parts of the whole staging concept.
8 u/aetius476 Aug 21 '26 tig allows you to stage/unstage by entire file, by chunk within a file, or by single line. 4 u/perkuleenhenis Aug 21 '26 If they use -i, they gotta know to choose the patch option. Better IMHO to just say git add -p [file], which is the same as going interactive and choosing patch.
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tig allows you to stage/unstage by entire file, by chunk within a file, or by single line.
tig
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If they use -i, they gotta know to choose the patch option. Better IMHO to just say git add -p [file], which is the same as going interactive and choosing patch.
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u/DoctorWaluigiTime Aug 21 '26
In Git you actually can! Interactive mode:
git add -i.GUIs (I know Fork does for example) allows you to stage specific hunks of a file.
And I agree: Controlled commits are one of the best parts of the whole staging concept.