alt Hacker NewsFor me the answer is lazygit. I rarely use the git cli. I don't want to learn the jj cli and the TUI wrappers for jj seem less polished.
For me the answer is lazygit. I rarely use the git cli. I don't want to learn the jj cli and the TUI wrappers for jj seem less polished.
jjui is great, give it a try!
i went from being a "jj cli power user" to relying on jjui for all of my complex rebase needs so quickly that i now have to read the man page to recall basic commands