NEW Lazygit release! (8 months worth of features)

Sorry it took so long! We'll do monthly releases from now on.

New features include range select, auto-wrapping in the commit message panel, and much more.

Minor correction: The keybinding for finding the appropriate commit for fixup is CTRL+F, not CTRL+S.

[cristobaljvp]

0:26 Small UI changes: section headers, tooltips, side panel numbers, contextual keybindings and more
4:35 Range select: 'v' to toggle range select in any list view
7:20 Auto-wrap in commit editor
8:06 Easier remote branch checkout
9:13 Easier start interactive rebase
9:58 Easier squashing of fixup! commits
10:26 View divergence from upstream branch
10:57 Find appropriate commit for fixup/amend
12:45 Delete remote branches/tags
13:10 Add co-author to commit
13:40 Filter commits by author
14:06 Change branch sort order
14:49 Better bare repo support

[robolist]

i love lazygit so much, its the perfect level of abstraction over typing out commands by hand

[mpostr]

wow! how is it possible that a single release fixed ALL of the minor annoyances in lazygit !? great stuff! love it, I cannot wait till I get back to work on Monday and have an opportunity to take it for a spin

[Zilvertone]

These are really cool! Also a pro tip, if that’s a Rode NT-1 mic, the little gold button underneath the grill should be facing you in order to pick up the cardioid pattern properly.

[mellow-meanderings]

lazygit has absolutely changed my life. thank you for these new updates Jesse!

[DavideFicano]

I started to use lazygit for few seconds per day and after few months I use it for every git operation (except merge because I need a rich UI to avoid disasters) and the "stage a range of files" is the killer feature for my work habit, thanks!!!

[segeeslice]

I'm also an avid lazygit user, and I'm loving everything from this update. The auto-wrapping & range selections especially are going to be super nice for my workflow!

Thanks for everything you & the contributors do! <3

[NestorCustodio]

Watching you RACE through operations makes me realize just how badly I need to either (a) rethink my keybindings or (b) refamiliarize myself with all of the things Lazygit lets me do from any one state/mode. Also: thanks to all the contributors! This is a MASSIVE update!

[brokstine]

Lazygit really helped me to understand git better, thanks!

[atljBoss]

lazygit is one of the biggest productivity boosts for my workflow. Keep all the great work! Will keep being a sponsor!

[michaeldobrovoljni]

Nice work Jesse! Incredible improvements.

[VictorZamanian]

That was a great plug at the end. So honest and humble and directly to the point. I wish all advertisement was like this. Just calmly tell me what the shit is for, and I'll make up my mind about whether it's interesting. No convincing, no playing on emotions, none of that. Bravo.

[khanriza]

This plugin really is unbelievable. Use it everyday. Thank you for the update.

[sqeezy]

Just noticed this tool. A great compromise between heavy desktop client and command line. Thanks for your work!

[vricop]

Lazygit is my favorite cli program along my beloved Neovim. Such great pieces of cli tools.

[Fullflexno]

Supercool, You are a great developer!

[PhanorColl]

amazing, keep up the good work. I love Lazygit!!!

[TheRensvind]

This is awesome! Thank you for the walk through of all these new cool features

[jef]

The sorting is gold. Always was struggling with that! Thanks

[nyantaro]

I use lazygit every single day. What a beautiful piece of software. Thank you so much!