The BEST git command you've never heard of | GIT ADD PATCH

Sooo great! This is that next level git workflow I've seen one or two developers do that blew my mind. This is such a clear and concise explanation that it seems trivial.

I love your narrating

Almost any gui client allows that such as git-gui or the built-in gui in vs code like you just select lines and add them to stage with right click.
The problem with all that is it's not a universal solution, at first I also thought it would allow me to rewrite the whole history of my pet projects but when I tried to do that I encountered some problems like there are sometimes "garbage" changes like dependencies in configuration files, configuration changes you never bothered to look up or just dozens of imports from a bunch of official libraries, especially the latter. I called these changes garbage bc they are meaningless when you look at them in git client while making commits.

"This was such a good video, like, oh my gosh!" - me, probably.

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simple and to the point, thank you
willl definitely use this :)

awesome, ty

Completely new to me, very usefull and very well explained, thanks!

Fantastic! I love the speed, no cruft.

I didn't know about that. Gonna practice this from now on =D

Hi! Can you share your config of buffer line (or tab line?) on the top of terminal? It’s really beautiful! Thanks you!

I use tig for this, I find it easier than going through the hunks sequentially. I'm neither young or hip enough to use lazygit.

Thanks for the helpful video. One Question: Can you share your git aliases ?

clickbait.
When the thumbnail hints at a graphical info aid but there aint any in the content.
-_-

Or ... we could use Lazygit to do that (as I see you're using it as well 🙂)

When chris typed git ci, an editor opened up that let them write the message, do anyone how to recreate that?

I love that you use correct commit messages, stating what this commit does (if applied), not what you did in your workday.

You can do this in almost every git GUI... and with so much more ease - generally just select the lines you want to stage and press a button.

This is the most important thing I have see with Git.
I always struggle to manual stages files and need remove some part to just do a simple commit but this tools is just amazing and could really save me a lots of works and times !
Thanks a lots for your channel and all those wholesome videos ! ❤

you can do the same in lazygit with line commit, just select the chunks you want in the commit

This is my new favourite channel