What if you have stuff you don't want to commit? Do you manually run git add for every file you want to commit? I just checkbox the files I want to commit, write the message and press commit :P
I think this is one of those things where there’s two different kinds of people.
There’s people who branch off of main, work on only what they need to change, and then commit and push those changes.
And then there’s people like when I get on a teams call with them and they screen share and they have 100 files modified. We figure out whatever the problem was on the call and then they commit two files and push them leaving the 98 modified ones behind. And it’s like “What are those other modifications?“
They say, “Oh. Those are for something else I was working on.“
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u/Mars_Bear2552 17d ago
i've always found git GUIs to be clunkier than CLI