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Added a section about git-cl, a Git subcommand for managing changelists.
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Thank you! @jnareb can you take a look at this too? |
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Added separately (and with a bit different contents) in 9bef593 I have not noticed that this is pull request with the suggested change, not just an issue... 😫 |
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I'd like to suggest git-cl for the Git tools and sites section.
git-cl is a Git extension that brings Subversion-style changelists to Git, allowing users to group changed files by intent and then stage, commit, stash, or turn them into branches independently.
Project: https://github.com/BHFock/git-cl
Disclosure: I'm the author.
The project is open source (BSD-3-Clause), available on PyPI, includes documentation, tests, and a tutorial, and also has an independently maintained VS Code integration.
If you think it would be useful for Git users, I'd be happy to see it mentioned in a future edition.