The ULTIMATE Git workflow using Neovim's Fugitive, Telescope & Git-Signs!

Git commands and workflow can become SO MUCH better!
Right from you're IDE, without any external tooling, it integrates fully into designing commits, searching code, comparing branches, and more...

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Chapters:
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00:00 - Intro
00:22 - Fugitive
00:41 - The :Git command
02:16 - Gvdiff - a comparison tool
03:11 - Gwrite & Gread
03:33 - Git log & blame
04:00 - Git signs additional features
04:40 - Commit!
05:00 - Telescope
06:04 - Vim lua config
06:29 - Full workflow

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[devopstoolbox]

Thanks everyone for the feedback! You're input helps me create more content and is the reason I'm doing this in the first place 😃
I'm going to release a separate video on using this sequence to handle git merge conflicts so stay tuned!

[sergioquijanorey]

Awesome video! I prefer to commit certain chunks of code using directly fugitive. For any interested, just open the preview using the = shortcut that is shown in the video, then visually select the chunk of code that you want in the commit and press 's'

[ShaneCurtis-nlev]

This video editing format is satisfying

[bridgey]

I've been aware of fugitive for a while but have gotten so used to just using the command line for git that I never bothered with it. Some of these features seem so useful I'm deffo checking it out now, thanks!

[luvvvit]

awesome video, I haven't tried fugitive yet, u inspired me to do so, currently I'm using lazygit+toggelterm combo

[notko]

nice one man :) helped me get the hang of fugitive more, it's crazy good

[typecraft_dev]

love fugitive. Great video as always, awesome style!

[needeat]

Liked before watching. I know it’s going to be awesome ❤

[sreedev]

Hey! Thank you for the great video. I just wanted to point out that when you're in a "fugitive git status" buffer, you can just hit "cc" to create commit without typing ":Git commit".

[theIbraDev]

Came back to this video to say thank you, my colleagues think i'm a wizard because of you.

[yash]

0:17 nice keypress overlays
(between left center, and left bottom)

[a_maxed_out_handle_of__chars]

fugitive seems so hard, maybe I need to use the plugin more to get used to it
can you make a dedicated video on fugitive and how to use it?

[nkodoko]

Great share! (Also, cobra is a very cool library. I played with it a few times before, but I def should go back. What cli tool did you build with it (I was some aws docs in the code)?

[huyvuquoc]

I love your nvim configuration. Can you share your configuration?

[enmanuellagares]

Hey @DevOps Toolbox, could you show us how you overlap the transparent terminal on top of your video?

[devstefancho]

thx for sharing your workflow, I experience that telescope git_files command is not displaying the staged code on the preview, how do you deal with

[hungvx-dev]

Hi. What is the bluring transparent browser?

[admiralrodney]

Fugitive is awesome if you use it correctly
Btw, how did you maximize the window when you split a buffer?

[joselima]

not sure why but on mine anytime there is a file tree manager like noetree or just netwrk typing :Git brings an empty window... I have to disable all this plugins for it to work.

[ninjarogue]

how do you personally handle git merge conflicts in neovim?