tig is great, it's my go-to git client on all my machines.
Only since I use tig I understand how to commit hunks. It's super easy to split the changes of a file into different commits that make sense. With most other clients this is either cumbersome or not possible. So your forced to always commit all changes of a file in one commit.
I guess it just really works great for my workflow and the way I think about my repositories/commits.
Only since I use tig I understand how to commit hunks. It's super easy to split the changes of a file into different commits that make sense. With most other clients this is either cumbersome or not possible. So your forced to always commit all changes of a file in one commit.
I guess it just really works great for my workflow and the way I think about my repositories/commits.