• Victor@lemmy.world
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    20 hours ago

    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. 😅