Victor

I think the best way is just take the leap, and try it out for real. 😉

I used Tig before lazygit actually. It’s great for getting an overview of history. But lazygit I think is more focused on the current state, and workflow-oriented. It is very easy to drop commits, rebase, edit commits, etc.

I’m not sure what virtual branches are or why I would need them but sounds interesting. 😅

That makes sense! I think I’d be running Nushell for this if the scripts didn’t need to be very portable, sounds like a good use case for that.

two keystrokes

For me I’d be saving one keystroke. Status for me would be g s, g c for commit, and so on. Single letter aliases for the most common commands, two letters for less common in a conflict. 😁

But these days since a few years back I just use lazygit (aliased to lg btw, lol).

Everything in lazygit is basically just single keystrokes also. c for commit, etc. Very handy.

Fugitive

Cool beans, sounds like a good tool! I’m on team Helix since a few years, after being a vim/nvim user for about a decade, and emacs a couple years before that. Helix’s paradigm just makes so much sense. 🎯👌 Jumping around symbols intra-file and inter-file, and LSP support built-in, no fussing. Worth a try for a few weeks if you ask me.

I think cut is a little bit finicky because two consecutive occurrences of the cell delimiter counts, and gives an empty cell when selecting the index between them.

choose is a bit better at this from what I remember, which is like the modern cut, I believe, of course written in Rust.

Otherwise Nushell excels at this sort of thing, although I don’t really use it.

What do y’all use awk for really? 20 of using Linux, I’ve never had to use awk. And I’ve done a looot of scripting in my days. Anything from building my own clone of polybar using eww (with loads of scripts underneath), to automated systems for bulk handling of student assignments back at uni when I used to help out with grading and such.

What’s awk good for that other standard utilities can’t do?

What I do with all git related aliases is I alias git to just g in the shell. Then for any alias I want that uses git I just put that alias in the global git config under the alias section.

This avoids polluting the shell with a bunch of git-specific aliases. Just the one, g.

😆 I’m sure the creator of the image had all this in mind 👌🎯

🎯😂

They can’t understand each other. Because of their language.

Much better. We try to be nice to each other here, treat each other with respect. I find it’s going nicely. 🙂

Mazel tov on your breaking free from Reddit! 🎈

Oh wait, maybe that expression isn’t really kosher anymore.

… Ahh shit.

Would be cool as a backup medium. Unload a bunch of warez from my main disks, store on this read-only medium taking up very little space, providing a huge collection to my media server.

Aight? 🤷‍♂️

🤷‍♂️ igaf to be honest, it’s not some hill I’m dying on regarding this.

But thanks for trying to explain or whatever though. You’re a bro. Or sis, or other. 👊 A good person!

What are they saying with that, then? It’s a nothing statement without that implication.

It’s not a valid argument for “it’s fine” either.

And im giving you a context “why everyone does it”.

Alright, tell it to the person who has an issue with the trailer.

I only had an issue with the argument. If you have a valid argument, give it to the person who should hear it. It isn’t me.

Again, I’m not the one moaning about the trailer. Talk to the one who has an issue with the trailer about this. Thank you for your consideration.

… So how did the trailer make you feel?

😄😉

Nah kidding I get your point, although we could argue that there is merit in doing something a certain way because everyone is doing it that way.

Yeah, I mean, sure, it definitely depends on what it is. But if we want to use such an argument, there’d have to be a reason attached as well. Like, “everyone does it, and it’s for a reason, namelyyyyyy…”, you know what I mean?

The argument on its own is just empty. 🤷‍♂️

you judged the trailer for being something it was never expected to be

I didn’t do that. I simply judged the argument of “that’s usually what is done”. That’s not a good argument.

I don’t have much against the trailer itself, can we let that part go? I only here oppose the argument of “everybody does it”. That’s what I had an issue with from the start.

👍👍

your critique of the existence of an announcement trailer

My critique is of the argumentative style of “everyone does it, so it’s fine”.

That’s it.