44 secondsGitComet in 44 Seconds
Open repositories and worktrees as tabs, find a commit, review its changes and make a focused commit. This short tour follows an everyday Git workflow in GitComet.
GitComet in action · 48 seconds
Stage Only What Matters
Turn several edits in one file into focused commits. Select and stage just the fix, discard a debug line, and edit a remaining typo directly in GitComet before committing the rest.
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Steps shown in the video
Recorded on Linux. The shortcuts below match the recording.
- Select the changed lines belonging to the fix in the diff and stage only those lines.
- Discard the leftover debug line while keeping the other intended edits.
- Write a message for the staged fix and press Ctrl+Enter to commit it on its own.
- Press Alt+E to edit the remaining typo in place. Press Ctrl+S to save the file and return to the diff.
- Press Space to stage the remaining change, then commit it separately. The history now contains two focused commits.
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43 secondsPick the Fix, Leave the Rest
Bring one fix from a feature branch onto main without merging the rest of the branch. Then squash two unpushed commits into a single commit before pushing.