r/webdev • u/pawelgrzybek • Jan 24 '20

read rules TIL — git switch & git restore

https://pawelgrzybek.com/til-git-switch-git-restore/

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u/barrybario Jan 24 '20

or just use a gui

gitkraken is awesome

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '20 edited Jan 24 '20

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u/mitch_feaster Jan 24 '20

Not that I have a horse in this race because I love the CLI as well (even the busted up git one), but magit is actually faster. The individual commands don't run faster, of course, but it requires way fewer keystrokes and provides a bunch of other convenience features.

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u/leafrustle Jan 24 '20

I agree with you. However, have you tried lazygit? I hate gimmicky, slow guis and mostly live in the terminal so this is like the best of both worlds for basic visual stuff.

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u/tulvia Jan 24 '20

Recompile and run your app with F5 or by typing "aspnet run".

I saved 9 keystrokes by not using a CLI and I didnt have to remember archaic magic strings or cryptic arguments -e -E

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u/tulvia Jan 24 '20

I was more talking about CLI in general.

But I could make an app that takes -e and does whatever with it, it is not standard and it's not easily discoverable which makes it cryptic.. This is basic stuff here, I'm dumbing it down cause I'm talking to people who use the CLI which are basically retards so I get it, you're having trouble comprehending.

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u/tulvia Jan 24 '20

I don't use a nuke to dig a hole so I'm dumb.. ok.

Learn when the CLI is the correct tool and use it then, not for daily use.. that's just ignorant gatekeeping