[stavros]

I use both, though I only use fugitive for "git blame" and I use Lazygit for log browsing and partial staging. With me, it's just what tool will stick, fugitive might be great but I just don't stick with it.

Same with editors, I really want to like VS Code but in the end I just open vim by default again.

[typon]

Same here. Fugitive for me is really only good at git blame and git diff. Rebasing, branching, stashing, commiting is better done with lazygit

[agileAlligator]

You can try vim emulation inside vscode, there is an extension for that.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vscodevi...

[stavros]

I do use that, and it's OK, but I just can't get used to the VS Code workflow or something...

[ekianjo]

It does not support all vims features.

[cvak]

there's also this: https://github.com/asvetliakov/vscode-neovim

[kblev]

What is a vim emulator?

[da39a3ee]

An editor extension that makes the editor behave like vim as far as editing operations are concerned (so modal, etc). E.g. Emacs has very accurate vim emulation in evil-mode.