I only use basic git commands, but still this has improved my workflow tremendously. thanks for writing such great software and thanks for blessing us with your work !
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
This guide is super extremely short/compressed and at the same time unbelievable informative/useful! I've stopped and rewound many times. This video is an example haw programming lessons should looks like. Nice job! Thank you so much for the utility and for so nice tutorial.
Yes, the tool is phenomenal but it is almost impossible to keep up with how fast he speaks. It is also quite difficult to try to keep track of the keystrokes while at the same time seeing what those keystrokes do.
I think this lesson is created with expectation that people will pause thinking nothing, then play, and do it in a loop. I re-watched it many times and did a lot of notes
This looks super powerful! My god, I have to learn this.. I usually do most of my stuff in iterm, then I patch up with sourcetree for rebasing & having something more "visual" to look at. Lazygit seems to be the perfect mix of terminal+the visual aspect of sourcetree. Looks quite overwhelming at first tbh, but seeing you move around so fast & naturally makes me want to learn it at all cost lol
Freaking awesome, dude! I've been using lazygit for a while and after watching this I feel like I'm at a whole new level. Just gotta practice all the cool things you taught us. Thanks!🙇♂
I know this is an old video, but this video convinced me to try lazygit, and I've been loving it. Previously I prefered to use the git commands directly as I found git apps would get more in the way than anything
What an amazing tool this is!!! It took a bit of time to wrap my head around, but it's really redefining how I'm using git, and doing things (not) on the command-line. Fantastic!!!
Thank you so much for this explanation video, that was a pretty fun quickstart for this tool! Frankly, some of the ways you handle the git shenanigans, like the stash/checkout/pop cycle, should just be defaults. This certainly looks like a lot of fun :D
This is an outstanding tool. I use sublime merge or gittyup for some of my more complicated merges or when I have way too much to review. I prefer to stay in my command line though and this is so much faster to navigate and use when I want to do non-ZOMG-sized things. Steller work, my friend,...
I hoped to see edit mode in git rebase interactive, as this is quite a common yet involving scenario to have to split a commit after it is no longer the last one in git log.
Excellent tool! The main thing that is missing for me is clear documentation on how to configure it to show side-by-side file diffs. Can someone explain how to do that? I know about git-delta, but I haven’t figured out how to get lazygit to use it.
I always use Git GUI in macOS but now I'm trying cheap VPS via iPad. Your software SAVE me! Thanks! Just a question: Why is it not available in (official) apt repo?
Excellent tutorial - first time I've ever had to play a video at < 1x speed! One question - when I highlight a commit and hit ENTER, I am taken to a list of commit files. How to I get back to commits? It looks like you are pressing ESC, but when I do, the app quits. Thx
anyone coming here recently: - the x for menu does not work anymore - it has been replaced by direct hotkeys and you can view them with ? - h,l moves across the panes, no need for arrows
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
Love your work, Jesse. Do you think this is something that can replace the need for vim-fugitive in neovim (with lazygit plugin)? I'm actually new to both of these tools, so I don't know if lazygit will be enough. I'm definitley going to give it a try! Thank you for creating this.
Is there any way to view file diffs individually, when diffing branches? Can you see remote branches (before checkout)? Thank you for the tool and the helpful video.
to view the individual files of a diff between two branches you need to hit enter (showing you the commits) and then hit enter again so that you're viewing the files of the diff between the first branch's most recent commit and the second branch (which is equivalent to the diff of the two branches). Slightly awkward I know but gets the job done! As for remote branches yes you can press enter on those too to see what commits they contain. Glad you liked the video :)
I'm completeley new to lazygit and the first thing I noticed is: Why is the undo action not bound to "u", but to "z"? The next thing I noticed is, how useful this program is!
It does not look lazy. Well okay, it does look very effective, but only for people that know what they're doing. I'd give it a 10 out of git-clients-for-people-who-can-navigate-by-keyboard :D
Basically at th-cam.com/video/CPLdltN7wgE/w-d-xo.html you press X and bring up the menu with every command ... that's all I need to remember :) Of course the video is helpful to see what is possible
what a guy, one hell of a guy, makes wonderful tool, makes our lives better, what a guy!
1. Staging files fast 0:27
2. Staging Lines 1:06
3. Cherry Picking 1:52
4. Nuking Working Tree 2:16
5. Interactive rebasing 2:56
6. Amending old commits 4:20
7. Open pull request 5:47
8. Revert commit 6:23
9. Stash selected files 6:44
10. Moving code between old commits 7:22
11. Deleting code from old commits 8:32
12. Fixing merge conflicts 9:07
13. Easy rebase onto origin/master 9:25
14. Branch checkout without stashing changes 10:13
15. Theme customisation 11:11
Add these to the description please
There is a problem with youtube parsing. The middle 9-11 is missing.
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
The best git for terminal so far. Thank you
I only use basic git commands, but still this has improved my workflow tremendously.
thanks for writing such great software and thanks for blessing us with your work !
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
This is really awesome! Thanks for your hard work!
This guide is super extremely short/compressed and at the same time unbelievable informative/useful! I've stopped and rewound many times. This video is an example haw programming lessons should looks like. Nice job! Thank you so much for the utility and for so nice tutorial.
Yes, the tool is phenomenal but it is almost impossible to keep up with how fast he speaks. It is also quite difficult to try to keep track of the keystrokes while at the same time seeing what those keystrokes do.
I think this lesson is created with expectation that people will pause thinking nothing, then play, and do it in a loop. I re-watched it many times and did a lot of notes
You created this ? What an honor to meet you😊
This looks super powerful! My god, I have to learn this.. I usually do most of my stuff in iterm, then I patch up with sourcetree for rebasing & having something more "visual" to look at. Lazygit seems to be the perfect mix of terminal+the visual aspect of sourcetree. Looks quite overwhelming at first tbh, but seeing you move around so fast & naturally makes me want to learn it at all cost lol
An awesome tool with awesome intro video. It's the masterpiece of all. The best CLI git client... and it can visualize git graph too. Love it!!
Lazygit has changed the way I think about and interact with git. Thanks so much for making this amazing piece of software.
I first saw this video several years ago. It convinced me to try lazygit, and I've never looked back. Thank you for the fantastic tool Jesse.
Freaking awesome, dude! I've been using lazygit for a while and after watching this I feel like I'm at a whole new level. Just gotta practice all the cool things you taught us. Thanks!🙇♂
So Cool! So Awesome! Absolutely a Masterpiece! Thank you so much!🥰
I know this is an old video, but this video convinced me to try lazygit, and I've been loving it. Previously I prefered to use the git commands directly as I found git apps would get more in the way than anything
What an amazing tool this is!!! It took a bit of time to wrap my head around, but it's really redefining how I'm using git, and doing things (not) on the command-line. Fantastic!!!
insanely good git ui, even compared to the full-fat GUIs in editors like intellij and vscode. awesome work
Jesse, Thank you so much for creating this amazing tool and making our lives significantly better. Good luck!
you are a god among men. Thank you for your awesome tools. you've added so much productivity to my life. You rule!
Came here only to realize I didn't know how to use git.
One of the only few videos that makes me set the video speed lower than normal. Only at 0.75 I could start understanding his pace haha.
Dude, you rock! LazyGit is my favorite way to commit files into git!
Thank you so much for this explanation video, that was a pretty fun quickstart for this tool!
Frankly, some of the ways you handle the git shenanigans, like the stash/checkout/pop cycle, should just be defaults. This certainly looks like a lot of fun :D
You're like a feature dragon, hoarding all the features to yourself!!
You do amazing work. Thank you!
You made an awesome app, I use it everyday! Thank you and kudos!
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
THAT WAS SO FREAKING COOL MAN LOVE YOUR WORK WITH LAZYDOCKER NOW THIS
didn't know about lazydocker, thx
This is an outstanding tool. I use sublime merge or gittyup for some of my more complicated merges or when I have way too much to review. I prefer to stay in my command line though and this is so much faster to navigate and use when I want to do non-ZOMG-sized things. Steller work, my friend,...
This is cool. Gonna give it a go! Thanks!
this git tool is an integral part of my workflow. just coming here for a refresher on conflict resolution
Just installed lazygit, and will give it a try. This little program is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for this awesome piece of code!
Not all heroes wear capes, sometimes they write super helpful opensource software!
Absolutely incredible, great stuff.
Honestly, thank you so much
FREAKING AWESOME. Thank you so much for this.
Thanks for making this video. Trivialized learning the features.
Just found it today, its awesome thanks.
This tools is amazing!
I hoped to see edit mode in git rebase interactive, as this is quite a common yet involving scenario to have to split a commit after it is no longer the last one in git log.
This is insane!🔥
Thanks, great tool
That tool is amazing
It just awesome for me at least! Thank you for your passion :)
Excellent tool! The main thing that is missing for me is clear documentation on how to configure it to show side-by-side file diffs. Can someone explain how to do that? I know about git-delta, but I haven’t figured out how to get lazygit to use it.
This tool is gold! Hero!
What an amazing tool!
Amazing tool!
Thanks so much for this amazing tool
Thanks for this mate!
Great job!
wow dude, this looks sick!
Wow. I am impressed 🔥. Thank you.
Being able to see sequence of the keys you hit is a greatly useful touch in your Lazygit videos.
What is this feature you are using?
Thanks bro, you are a crack!!
THE GOAT!
🐐
How is the typed keys visulized in the video?
Thank you Jesse
I watched it all and few seconds before end I was literary going to press "q" to quit this lazygit session :-)
Awesome content ^^
Is there any way to solve merge conflicts inside lazygit?
I always use Git GUI in macOS but now I'm trying cheap VPS via iPad. Your software SAVE me! Thanks!
Just a question: Why is it not available in (official) apt repo?
Is there a way to visualize git commit/branching history as a graph like in gitg or gitkraken?
Jesse MVP.
what window manager is that? or is it iterm + tmux?
love the tool and love the video
Can you alias up and down arrows to j and k with lazygit?
Excellent tutorial - first time I've ever had to play a video at < 1x speed! One question - when I highlight a commit and hit ENTER, I am taken to a list of commit files. How to I get back to commits? It looks like you are pressing ESC, but when I do, the app quits. Thx
How this allows chunk-based editing makes everything so much faster for me than how I was working before (searching for
anyone coming here recently:
- the x for menu does not work anymore - it has been replaced by direct hotkeys and you can view them with ?
- h,l moves across the panes, no need for arrows
woah.... the legend himself
best tools ever!
Hi! How can I force to remember commit message in window to not type all the text every time?
Is this a doc I can read that goes over all the features available?
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
Love your work, Jesse. Do you think this is something that can replace the need for vim-fugitive in neovim (with lazygit plugin)? I'm actually new to both of these tools, so I don't know if lazygit will be enough. I'm definitley going to give it a try! Thank you for creating this.
does it work with git new politic of access?
How does one log into their GitHub to use their repos?
Glad to be like #1000
Thanks for Lazygit
Is there any way to view file diffs individually, when diffing branches?
Can you see remote branches (before checkout)?
Thank you for the tool and the helpful video.
to view the individual files of a diff between two branches you need to hit enter (showing you the commits) and then hit enter again so that you're viewing the files of the diff between the first branch's most recent commit and the second branch (which is equivalent to the diff of the two branches). Slightly awkward I know but gets the job done!
As for remote branches yes you can press enter on those too to see what commits they contain.
Glad you liked the video :)
greatttttttttttttt thanks :)
Shot bro, chur!
* quick cheat sheet *:
navigate between panel with left/right arrow
in each pannel press x to pop up the cheat sheet
6:36 press x for doubt.
i see what you did there. XD
tried using it but Bitdefender is flagging it malicious on my work laptop :(
I'm completeley new to lazygit and the first thing I noticed is:
Why is the undo action not bound to "u", but to "z"?
The next thing I noticed is, how useful this program is!
bcs it's like, ctrl + z
@@coffee-is-power With that explanation, it makes sense. I am probably so used to Vim controls and motions that I forgot what normal people do.^^
Awesome!
0:28 > _"alright first step ..."_
me: increase font size?
my mind: *blown*
It does not look lazy. Well okay, it does look very effective, but only for people that know what they're doing. I'd give it a 10 out of git-clients-for-people-who-can-navigate-by-keyboard :D
FUCKING AWESOME
Yes, it does git very well, but can it prepare a cheese sandwich?
"turnips" on your grocery list
Basically at th-cam.com/video/CPLdltN7wgE/w-d-xo.html you press X and bring up the menu with every command ... that's all I need to remember :) Of course the video is helpful to see what is possible
great
Incredulous !
can any one follow those "if i go here"s
You move pretty fast so instead of saying 'i grab this guy', you shld say 'i grab commit xyz' etc so it is easier to follow what you are doing.
the (laziest) git tool I meet so far !!!
This sucks. Not following the VIM way at all. I fought Fugitive was bad but man...