LazyGit makes you 10x faster while using Git.

Are you tired of complex Git commands and endless switches between branches? Enter LazyGit! In this video, we'll explore how LazyGit can revolutionize your Git workflow, especially if you're a beginner. From its intuitive interface to its powerful functionalities, learn how this tool streamlines your version control process. Discover how to manage branches, resolve merge conflicts, and visualize your repository's status, all within a user-friendly terminal UI. Join us as we dive into LazyGit, making Git easier and more accessible for everyone. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting, this guide will help you harness the efficiency of LazyGit and take your Git skills to the next level!

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[matthiasbendewald]

lazygit is just awesome. At 4:30 you pull in changes onto the master branch. There is a simpley way:
- fetch the latest commits (usually this is already done by lazygit in the background, otherwise press f in the files section).
- select the master branch and press f for "fast forward". This will fast forward your main branch to the state of the remote.
- Merge as always...

This saves me a ton of time every single day...

[gjermundification]

4:13 How would I do this for git over ssh?

[esra_erimez]

This video about LazyGit is both interesting and informative

[kuhluhOG]

4:40 And what do I do when I need to do "git pull --rebase"?

[aliventurous]

I see you switched to the third panel by pressing 3 on the keyboard, but how did you switch to Remotes?

[kuhluhOG]

3:54 "Hitting git will create the commit."
Even while editing the Commit description?

[aliventurous]

You didn't explain how the remote url was set

[RudraNarayanPanda-st]

hi I am having some issues, it asks for user name & password and everytime it fails

[millerjimd]

Computer generated voice sounds like the guy from "How it's made"

[ktolis]

why not just use pycharms git gui then?

[mitesh]

2:27 how to switch from local branches to remote branches

[DarrylHebbes]

I tested it and it made me only 2 times faster, so I think you need to revise your assumptions

[__mrmino__]

Um... Cool but... I mean... Ever seen what zsh git aliases can do for you?