I'm not adherent of tiny commits either but I like to keep my commits clean and have them not change too many things that are not related.
For example when I work on a feature and I do some refactoring unrelated to that, I like to keep those changes separate.
How is it better than git diff?
You can discard (delete) changes that you don't want to commit by pressing d and you can edit the diff you are currently viewing by pressing e.
It's just a matter of preference though.
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I'm not adherent of tiny commits either but I like to keep my commits clean and have them not change too many things that are not related.
For example when I work on a feature and I do some refactoring unrelated to that, I like to keep those changes separate.
You can discard (delete) changes that you don't want to commit by pressing
dand you can edit the diff you are currently viewing by pressinge.It's just a matter of preference though.