alt Hacker NewsThis is huge. I've always wanted to use Git in the terminal but never been happy with the underlying language that other TUIs were written in. Now that I know that I'm using developer-managed memory I can be much more comfortable and confident changing between branches, pushing, and pulling, and even merging code. Thanks Simone!
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ind-igo • today at 3:18 AM
I'm amazed at the comments on this.
blueaquilae • yesterday at 9:44 PM
This is just a copy of LazyGit the original and long player git in tui
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hoppp • yesterday at 9:24 PM
I just use the regular git cli. Works fine.
the_gipsy • yesterday at 7:44 PM
I've been using tig, written in C, for ages now, never once crashed. And I'm all for safe languages, but a git TUI isn't really as critical as you imply - if I interpreted the sarcasm correctly.
Happy to receive feedback and suggestions if you have any. I've used Lazygit for several years, and it's an amazing project, but I'm much faster and productive with Ziggity now: you'll never leave the TUI, and the text is selectable with the mouse.