[JacobAsmuth]

This is huge. I've always wanted to use Git in the terminal but never been happy with the underlying language that other TUIs were written in. Now that I know that I'm using developer-managed memory I can be much more comfortable and confident changing between branches, pushing, and pulling, and even merging code. Thanks Simone!

[TheSorcerer]

Happy to receive feedback and suggestions if you have any. I've used Lazygit for several years, and it's an amazing project, but I'm much faster and productive with Ziggity now: you'll never leave the TUI, and the text is selectable with the mouse.

[blueaquilae]

This is just a copy of LazyGit the original and long player git in tui

[TheSorcerer]

I will probably merge these into main README file, but have a look at https://github.com/simoarpe/ziggity/blob/main/docs/ENHANCEME...

[ind-igo]

I'm amazed at the comments on this.

[the_gipsy]

I've been using tig, written in C, for ages now, never once crashed. And I'm all for safe languages, but a git TUI isn't really as critical as you imply - if I interpreted the sarcasm correctly.

[insane_dreamer]

lazygit works great and fast enough

[TheSorcerer]

Check https://github.com/simoarpe/ziggity/blob/main/docs/ENHANCEME...

[hoppp]

I just use the regular git cli. Works fine.

[whimsicalism]

you dropped your /s

[sigmonsays]

prolly authored it in a tui and it crashed, since it wasn't written in rust

[petepete]

/s isn't necessary, sarcasm shouldn't be signposted.

[rk06]

it is necessary to discern whether the person actually believes it or not. you may understand it but internet is accessible by a lot of idiots. at least one of them is inclined to take the words at face value