Lazygit - The Best Way To Use Git On The Terminal & Neovim

⏰ Timestamps
00:00 - introduction
00:30 - installation
01:01 - overall layout
02:00 - staging & committing
05:29 - pushing to remote
05:49 - branches
06:30 - resolving merge conflicts
08:49 - filtering
09:08 - seeing more info/details
10:01 - integrating with neovim
11:20 - conclusion

[ykhatat]

Just a tip: Press Ctrl-Z to put nvim in background and then later type 'fg' to bring it back. No need to close and reopen it everytime. Nice video btw.

[olearydj]

Just here to say your production values set the bar for this kind of content. Outstanding.

[tamtamresearchs.r.o.]

I am using lazygit since 2021. But it was worth to watch your video - well scripted, very explanatory, explains how to find your way, succinct presentation. Well done.

[MangaTengu]

I love how you take the time to show how useful `?` is through example 👍

[sambrown]

Great video! But also it brings me great comfort to know that other people typo the word 'svelte' the same way that I always do.

[jonathanrodriquez]

Lazygit is sweet! Makes committing specific files so easy.

[xunliu]

you are an ideal coworker that I'd work with for my entire life and I won't quit my job in that case.

[maguilecutty]

Other great things I use everyday are keybinding “o” for that will open a browser and setup a pull request for me and the stashes for moving between branches without having to stage changes :)

I watched this vid cause I thought I’d learn something I didn’t use this tool for and it certainly hit the mark!

[bagfleet]

Great vid! Will definitely give lazygit a try again.

[wulymammoth]

This works for almost any process, because prior to terminal emulators, this was one of a few ways to obtain your command prompt back and run another process while the original is suspended. If the process needs to keep running, you can bg it and then type “jobs” to list them

[slim_mike]

this is just what I was missing on my setup. Thank you very much!

[myname]

Apart from amazing content, Looking solid man 💪

[jizhang]

Thanks for sharing another amazing video. One tip: install delta to show git diff side-by-side with colors highlighting various changes.

[TobiasFrei]

🙏 a lot for telling. And while I always enjoy reading another chapter in Pro Git, lazygit *does* speed up my workflow from this day 🤓

[tvntvn-b]

Great video! One of the other great features is the pull request. Having the branch you want to merge to checked out, navigate on the branch you want to merge and pressing ”o” will open the github PR page with some of the fields prefilled. I dont think i’ve made PRs any other way after learning about it.

[RichardAPalaciosG]

Nice!! Thanks for the tutorial Josean.

[NazarMalyy]

Nice video man! I never used Lazygit to solve the merge conflicts. Thanks for explanation!

[GandalfTheBrown]

Very cool!
Thanks for showing all these features and the integration into Neovim!

[benarcher]

As always, an excellent walk-through. Thanks.

[channinghsu]

Lazygit is just amazing!!!Thanks for the video!!