Comment by futurecat
4 months ago
I have primarily used git in the terminal for more than a decade. I also used magit when I was primarily working in emacs (magit's great!). I now primarily use lazygit. While I'm not a fan of the whole UI, this is the only git tool that makes me go super fast while creating a near-perfect commit history. I tried using jj but immediately stopped after installation as it required a learning curve that I wasn't ready to commit to yet.
If you use Emacs, there's a mode similar to magit that's under active development: https://github.com/bolivier/jj-mode.el
you might consider trying again, but do so with jjui (https://github.com/idursun/jjui) - very similar concept to lazygit and makes working with (the already simple) jj even more seamless and intuitive
thanks!