Show HN: Ceruleum – Track changes to your code going towards your next commit
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Re: Show HN: Ceruleum – Track changes to your code going towards your next commit
#2Hi, just wanted to share this app I made to address a personal need. When I was working on a large feature, I'd sometimes upload to repo just to get the diffing UI and get an overview of my changes. The problems with that is the delays in workflow and having to be online, which is what this app solves. Hope it might be useful to someone else
Re: Show HN: Ceruleum – Track changes to your code going towards your next commit
#3Hi, just wanted to share this app I made to address a personal need. When I was working on a large feature, I'd sometimes upload to repo just to get the diffing UI and get an overview of my changes. The problems with that is the delays in workflow and having to be online, which is what this app solves. Hope it might be useful to someone else
I'm probably too late with this suggestion, but you can view git diffs in a number of graphical diff viewers with `git difftool` [0].
Here's some article about tools available for Mac: [1]
[0]: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-difftool [1]: https://www.git-tower.com/blog/diff-tools-mac
Re: Show HN: Ceruleum – Track changes to your code going towards your next commit
#4Hi, just wanted to share this app I made to address a personal need. When I was working on a large feature, I'd sometimes upload to repo just to get the diffing UI and get an overview of my changes. The problems with that is the delays in workflow and having to be online, which is what this app solves. Hope it might be useful to someone else
I usually just do `git diff HEAD` to review what has changed since my last commit. Useful to mentally prepare yourself in case you need to split the changes into multiple commits using `git add -p`.