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I don't typically use the patch approach (as it feels that I'm not testing what's getting committed fully), but my go to is the doing a git diff and then stage that file, repeat. Blows my mind seeing obviously blindly committed code in a pr.

Magit in Emacs is `git add -p` on steroids It’s worth using Emacs just for that

Just to add @sublimehq_merge to this discussion #sublimetext #sublimemerge

GitHub Desktop is awful. If something, I'd go with TortoiseGit. And git in VS Code with GitLens extension is usually more than enough.

neat use of fzf!

all the cool kids use jj these days

This is the way.

Nice!

Neat!

Sourcetree to do the same. You can select lines to stage or revert as well as hunks.

This is cool. Any fans of lazygit?

Have used similar approach but still prefer side by side views. Fugitive or neogit with couple of other plugins neovim is my go to approach

Ok, this is a game changer for me. I need to go play with this.