Totally agree. (Except for making line by line staging, which is so much easier in the IDE)
But for me, more than just being "fast".
I read, edit and refator the code multiple times before even thinking on commiting it.
So, when I go to commit, the "ritual" of going file by file or even line by line and making each commit is another pass through the code that I would not do if I just blaze through it adding everything and using some macro to add, commit and push everything.
In this regard, it's not about speed, but being thoughtful of each step of what you're doing.
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Totally agree. (Except for making line by line staging, which is so much easier in the IDE)
But for me, more than just being "fast".
I read, edit and refator the code multiple times before even thinking on commiting it.
So, when I go to commit, the "ritual" of going file by file or even line by line and making each commit is another pass through the code that I would not do if I just blaze through it adding everything and using some macro to add, commit and push everything.
In this regard, it's not about speed, but being thoughtful of each step of what you're doing.