I primarily use lazygit for diff/patch editing as I'm preparing PRs so that commits are in a useful order for reviewers (at least those who choose to go commit-by-commit).
Aside from the fact that I've built workflows for lazygit related to patch editing, the main issue I'd have with `difi` is I use vim and won't use nvim (which should have the tagline "not vim", not "neo vim", because it's not vim in very important ways).
halostatue|27 days ago
Aside from the fact that I've built workflows for lazygit related to patch editing, the main issue I'd have with `difi` is I use vim and won't use nvim (which should have the tagline "not vim", not "neo vim", because it's not vim in very important ways).
verdverm|27 days ago
1. It looks an equivalent diff experience as lazygit
2. As soon as I need to do something more than `git diff`, it becomes more complex (by nature of needing multiple tools to get my job done)
A minimal tool in itself does not confer greater simplicity