I’m honestly probably not going to until I absolutely need to. I tend to do a lot of large changes that I break out into smaller commits after a session and the workflow in Codium/VSCode for that is really slick. Just pop open the diff and stage/revert ranges of code with the mouse.
Also reverting blocks is easy when you just click a “revert block” button that lives between the diffs. I love using keyboard, but when I’m reviewing code I prefer to do it with a mouse.
I was going to chime in with “Use Emacs” but then I realized I don’t actually use Emacs, I use Emacs as a boot-loader to magit /hj
But yeah, if you’re going to move away from VSCode, just drop into Emacs because it’s going to be the same time-commitment essentially.
I’m honestly probably not going to until I absolutely need to. I tend to do a lot of large changes that I break out into smaller commits after a session and the workflow in Codium/VSCode for that is really slick. Just pop open the diff and stage/revert ranges of code with the mouse.
Also reverting blocks is easy when you just click a “revert block” button that lives between the diffs. I love using keyboard, but when I’m reviewing code I prefer to do it with a mouse.