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I didn't know he and Fowler are so close to each other, I've heard them disagreeing on microservices. Also, the more interviews and stuff I hear about him the more I want to see production code he writes.

I am a complete newb, but I'm trying to move away from things like vscode. Can you please do a tutorial on setting up lazygit to work with ssh-keys and github? Thank you

best tools ever!

Finally a video you don't need to play in 1.5x speed 😅 Some actions still happened a bit fast and I had to rewind or in the end never fully understand what keys you pressed. But amazing how much you can do in lazygit in 12min! I'm sold on it

lovely sublime theme

Awesome interview

Gotta get an interview with martin kleppman cos that guy works in the shadows

Great interview!

Love the fact that you're doing this, please keep interviews like this one coming!

Honestly, thank you so much

Despite the common association, Lisp dialects often not FP languages. The most popular Lisp language "Common Lisp" doesn't have out-of-box immutability, laziness or tail-call optimization. And has a VERY powerful Object Orientation system.

just saying: ruclips.net/video/tD5NrevFtbU/видео.html&t

Thanks for this one. The comment is for algorithm.

Pretty cool Interview, thanks Jesse !

Thanks I enjoyed listening to this interview, made me laugh a few times too I think the topic of testing private methods was really insightful

I would like to see Kelsey Hightower on the podcast

06:27 how to enable line wrapping? The timestamp I have tagged is a case I encounter often and would be nice to wrap lines if possible

Jesse MVP.

Just found it today, its awesome thanks.

how can you actually start the snake game in lazygit?

you are a god among men. Thank you for your awesome tools. you've added so much productivity to my life. You rule!

Is there any way to solve merge conflicts inside lazygit?

THANKU

*promosm* 😳

This tools is amazing!

Hello @jesseduffield9516, thank you very much for the Video. You may make a similiar one with the latest version of Lazygit?

Hey man its really good. But have you ever know that's you are too much quick guy. I don't get all things from this video because you talking and clicking too fast) so 0.75)

gem install 'lazydocker' 😅

Came here for the update. Amazed by the nuke working tree animation at 6:10 💙;) Love the passion you put into this, Jesse! 🙌

This release is great!!! Thanks for all the good work. I had my own version build from main for a while :)

Nice work Jesse! Incredible improvements.

subscribed! 🤩

good job

this was so cool to watch

how do I configure the view shown in ruclips.net/video/_REmkoIyPW0/видео.html ... couldn't find any mention of this in the release notes ...

Sir, you are my hero! I use lazygit for my job and it helped in so many ways even some of my coworkers switched from jetbrains builtin git ui to lazygit. Thank you so much!

That was a great plug at the end. So honest and humble and directly to the point. I wish all advertisement was like this. Just calmly tell me what the shit is for, and I'll make up my mind about whether it's interesting. No convincing, no playing on emotions, none of that. Bravo.

11:00 Do you work in in a company? You do _not_ change the commit history of pushed branches. Don't do that. If people have pulled your branch, they'll be forced to do a force pull every time you alter history. Just do small commits that say something like "fix review comments" or something if you're lazy, or if you're not lazy you describe what the comments were asking for. This isn't what these features are for IMO. These features are for altering history _before_ you push your un-pushed commits. 👍Good luck everyone!

Watching you RACE through operations makes me realize just how badly I need to either (a) rethink my keybindings or (b) refamiliarize myself with all of the things Lazygit lets me do from any one state/mode. Also: thanks to all the contributors! This is a MASSIVE update!

I'm also an avid lazygit user, and I'm loving everything from this update. The auto-wrapping & range selections especially are going to be super nice for my workflow! Thanks for everything you & the contributors do! <3

I use lazygit every single day. What a beautiful piece of software. Thank you so much!

Holy shit dude... This is amazing. Also, your pace of work and control shows that you were in fact the sole developer behind this ;D

Great to see that LazyGit gets some developer love! Now LazyDocker next?

0:26 Small UI changes: section headers, tooltips, side panel numbers, contextual keybindings and more 4:35 Range select: 'v' to toggle range select in any list view 7:20 Auto-wrap in commit editor 8:06 Easier remote branch checkout 9:13 Easier start interactive rebase 9:58 Easier squashing of fixup! commits 10:26 View divergence from upstream branch 10:57 Find appropriate commit for fixup/amend 12:45 Delete remote branches/tags 13:10 Add co-author to commit 13:40 Filter commits by author 14:06 Change branch sort order 14:49 Better bare repo support

Everyone knows 'y' is copy, and 'p' is paste. :3

i love lazygit so much, its the perfect level of abstraction over typing out commands by hand

Incredible work, thank you!

Home-manager friends: point programs.lazygit.package to nixpkgs-master if you're impatient like me! (Can link to dot files example if someone needs help)

Just noticed this tool. A great compromise between heavy desktop client and command line. Thanks for your work!