What do you use for git tooling? Some people still use git diffcheck of vscode or another IDE. That's some big brain SWE activities right there, but I'm curious if there are others who have found cli workflows that they like. My tip for you is to use a fuzzy picker to go over the commits of your current buffer. This is brilliant because you can go back in time, yank a chance, and then go back to the present. If your team is good all the commit messages should be a great trail of crumbs to find what you need to.
Sylvan Franklin
What do you use for git tooling? Some people still use git diffcheck of vscode or another IDE. That's some big brain SWE activities right there, but I'm curious if there are others who have found cli workflows that they like. My tip for you is to use a fuzzy picker to go over the commits of your current buffer. This is brilliant because you can go back in time, yank a chance, and then go back to the present. If your team is good all the commit messages should be a great trail of crumbs to find what you need to.
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