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@jason

I don't have numbers, but assume, that most #Emacs users set their EDITOR to /usr/bin/emacsclient. And use #vc or #magit for git.

The whole Emacs workflow is optimized to not use the editor from the shell, but the shell from the editor.

vim users would probably run "ls" or "make" from a shell, but Emacs users would M‑x dired and M‑x compile from Emacs.

In my case, Emacs is even my window manager, #EXWM. Leaving Emacs logs me out! 😉

FYI: If you use Magit and don't know about magit-commit-extend (c e) and magit-commit-instant-fixup (c F), prepare to have your 🤯.

https://docs.magit.vc/magit/Editing-the-last-commit.html
https://docs.magit.vc/magit/Editing-any-reachable-commit-and-rebasing-immediately.html

#emacs #magit

#Magit just quoted at me: “In the beginning there was darkness”

I couldn’t resist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4rlGog0XRc

#Emacs #fun #metal

@holl Version control in Emacs is best served via the amazing #magit

This article mentions there is a language server for LaTeX available

https://michaelneuper.com/posts/efficient-latex-editing-with-emacs/

I use ltex-ls-plus myself which

https://ltex-plus.github.io/ltex-plus/ but mainly for Markdown and Org-mode

Alarming. Had to work over ssh and I think I may be incapable of using git without magit ... T_T

#magit #git #emacs

Wanted to create a PR on #Codeberg and took the opportunity to try out #Forgejo's #AGitFlow to create a PR without needing to fork or otherwise interact with a web UI.

#agitjo for #emacs' #magit just worked exactly like I expected it to; so blissful.. :neocat_floof__w_:

I've got one huge project in #Bitbucket across multiple #git repositories. I would love to move it somewhere else, but I don't know where to go. Something that #Magit Forge supports would be great. Any suggestions?

Este mes he hecho una pequeña donación a #magit

Voy a anotar algunos proyectos a los que me gustaría aportar los cuatro duros que pueda permitirme e ir agendándolos.

A bote pronto: #yunohost, #gotosocial, #kde, #forgejo

Do you love difftastic?

Do you love magit?

magit-difftastic brings harmony to the two.

https://github.com/rschmukler/magit-difftastic

#magit #difftastic #git #emacs

@creideiki

Ah yes, git and its new history subcommand. I wonder how well #Magit would play with this, though ​:emacs:​ ​:magic_wand:​

#git #magit #emacs

RE: https://akkoma.xn--pikabl-0xa.se/objects/54ec6979-68ef-409e-955d-679284e1643d

@bignose @ahasty On occasion I don't understand what #Magit is doing or how to do certain things, so learning about how it works in the CLI helps me have confidence in how I'm using Magit.

@PvN
> #Emacs config for working with #Python

* #EditorConfig for seamless project-specific configuration of basic text editing rules, that every modern text editor can obey.
* The default 'python-mode' is fine.
* #Eglot for #LSP enhances that. Follow Eglot documentation to set up for Python.
* #Magit for excellent Git porcelain.
* 'pyvenv-mode' to detect and activate Python virtualenv in a project.

I wouldn't want to directly use the Git plumbing (its awkward command line interface), when there are excellent porcelains like #Magit.

That depends on #Emacs, but doesn't depend on a GUI. You might have something similar that works with #Vim, @ahasty.

Agreed that a terminal window can work fine as an IDE.

@alcarney Not an `eshell` solution but if you are looking to use `jj`from Emacs you might be interested in Majutsu, particularly if you used and liked Magit as it claims to be "Magit for Jujutsu"

https://github.com/0WD0/majutsu

#emacs #magit #jujutsu #transient

I donate once per year for very important software projects #forgejo and #magit via #liberapay

I think you'd appreciate #Magit @jbowen

https://magit.vc/

@bashbunni #Magit is so good, I have recommended developers learn #Emacs solely on the strength of how much they will enjoy https://magit.vc/

Thank you @tarsius!

Reminder that you can donate to the #emacs #magit project:

https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/5555

Today i tried some #git operation from #emacs #eshell and there is no color output so i explored whether i can display color output. Turns out we can using

```git config --global color.ui always```

which worked like charm. I use #windows for work so #magit is out of reach for me due to #git slowness.

New blog "Remote Linux kernel development with Emacs" https://davemq.github.io/2026/05/12/remote-linux-dev-with-emacs.html

#emacs #magit #tramp #linux #kernel #eglot