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Never thought Tony Stark would teach me git diff...
Awesome video. At 4:52, i think using git diff will show the differences against the working tree not the head
git add -p is the best!! it lets u add parts of files while showing diffs interactively
Oh yeah, love that one too!
Adding these git diff commands to my process. Thanks Andrew!
The word diff is something I didn't know and will definitely incorporate into my workflow!
I can't tell if the beard is a net positive or negative. So I'm just gonna add an "_i_" to the score and cause this is a complex problem.
I discovered Git Kraken a bunch of years ago, and just can't go back to the command line.
you can just see it lot more readable and cleaner simply in vs code
Gotta love a fellow Alfred user!
How could you have the list of copied values please ..?
Using a clipboard manager!
great video as always ! i'd like to know which clipboard manager you used to copy paste sha commit ?
Alfred!
"welcome to look around" hahahaha
What termainal are you using?
Probably Alacritty, since you can see it running in his dock at 3:09
Yep! See the tools link in the video description
Nikolaus Row
Natasha Point
First! Cool!
dandavison/delta is so much better than any diff flags
true
This video gave me an idea of how to compare clipboard content with a local file `xclip | git diff --word-diff /etc/X11/xorg.conf -`
Ooh, love that idea!
I'm glad I know this but I'm gonna stick with lazygit
You can add custom keymaps to Lazygit to do some of these
I never use git in console, what an old approach
what an old way of thinking
Never thought Tony Stark would teach me git diff...
Awesome video. At 4:52, i think using git diff will show the differences against the working tree not the head
git add -p is the best!! it lets u add parts of files while showing diffs interactively
Oh yeah, love that one too!
Adding these git diff commands to my process. Thanks Andrew!
The word diff is something I didn't know and will definitely incorporate into my workflow!
I can't tell if the beard is a net positive or negative. So I'm just gonna add an "_i_" to the score and cause this is a complex problem.
I discovered Git Kraken a bunch of years ago, and just can't go back to the command line.
you can just see it lot more readable and cleaner simply in vs code
Gotta love a fellow Alfred user!
How could you have the list of copied values please ..?
Using a clipboard manager!
great video as always ! i'd like to know which clipboard manager you used to copy paste sha commit ?
Alfred!
"welcome to look around" hahahaha
What termainal are you using?
Probably Alacritty, since you can see it running in his dock at 3:09
Yep! See the tools link in the video description
Nikolaus Row
Natasha Point
First! Cool!
dandavison/delta is so much better than any diff flags
true
This video gave me an idea of how to compare clipboard content with a local file `xclip | git diff --word-diff /etc/X11/xorg.conf -`
Ooh, love that idea!
I'm glad I know this but I'm gonna stick with lazygit
You can add custom keymaps to Lazygit to do some of these
I never use git in console, what an old approach
what an old way of thinking