Magit is the central component to this layer. Learning how to use it is key.
Some useful commands listed here, but mostly it’s easy to discover what you
can do by pressing ? while in a Magit buffer. Change
| Key | Command | Notes |
|---|---|---|
SPC g L | magit-list-repositories | Requires magit-repository-directories |
SPC g s | magit-status | Press ? for menu. |
- Unmerged commits will show at the top of the git status screen.
Only a few things in Magit are not intuitive. Rebasing is one of them.
r -istarts an interactive rebase- Choose what to rebase onto (tip you’re not limited to the options presented
and can override this with whatever you want like
HEAD~2or something) - Nagivate up and down and press the letter corresponding to the action (eg
sto squash) C-c C-cto commit and proceed to the next prompt or finish.
r i- Navigate to the commit from which you want to start the rebase.
C-c C-c- Navigate up and down and press the letter corresponding to the action (eg
sto squash) C-c C-cto commit and proceed to the next prompt or finish.