So I have, and GV.vim (github.com/junegunn/gv.vim ) is basing itself on fugitive.
But all in all, I am sometime confusing myself if I have too much overlays of stuff in vim. I don't mind using the vanilla git in a terminal next to me instead of having fugitive or bash wrappers.
Although, GV is pretty neat.
Did you try :Commits withing fzf.vim?
O.M.G didn't know that feature, it's amazing! Thank you!
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So I have, and GV.vim (github.com/junegunn/gv.vim ) is basing itself on fugitive.
But all in all, I am sometime confusing myself if I have too much overlays of stuff in vim. I don't mind using the vanilla git in a terminal next to me instead of having fugitive or bash wrappers.
Although, GV is pretty neat.
Did you try :Commits withing fzf.vim?
O.M.G didn't know that feature, it's amazing! Thank you!