How to use git from vim ＠vim conf2013

How to use Git from Vim2013/11/16 VimConf 2013

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Git / Vim ?

Messed up...

Using Git from Vim

Life changing!!

Table of Contents1. Using Git from Vim (w/o any plugins)

2. Plugins for Git

3. Advanced usage

Table of Contents1. Using Git from Vim (w/o any plugins)

2. Plugins for Git

3. Advanced usage

Using Git from Vim w/o any plugins

● At first, use Git from default Vim!● Why?

○ learn about natural Vim power.○ too many plug-ins is too complex.○ forbidden to access github.com.

(It’ me)

Getting ready to use

$ git config --global core.editor vim

# or

$ git config --global core.editor gvim -f

Using Git from command-line mode

● Just use :!

● Define key mapping (if you need)

:!git add %

:!git commit -m”commit message”

:!git checkout HEAD %

“ e.g.

nnoremap \ga :<C-u>!git add %<CR>

Editing commit message

:!git commit

Showing diff to be committed

:DiffGitCached

Editing rebase-interactive (rebase -i)

:!git rebase -i HEAD~3

Showing commit in rebase-interactive

K

Table of Contents1. Using Git from Vim (w/o any plug-ins)

2. Plugins for Git

3. Advanced usage

vim-fugitive fundamentals

:Gwrite git-add:Gcommit git-commit:Git xxx any git command

● These commands are performed in buffer directory.

:Gdiff (vim-fugitive)● git-diff by vimdiff

worktreeindex

Interactive “git add -p”

dp:diffput

:Gstatus (vim-fugitive)

<C-n> next file<C-p> prev file<CR> edit file- add/resetcc commitD diff

● git-status output as a new window.

gitv● gregsexton/gitv

○ gitk clone for Vim.○ viewing log history, change set and

refs.○ requires vim-fugitive.

:Gitv● showing repository’s history

difflog

:Gitv!● showing file’s history

file

log

Table of Contents1. Using Git from Vim (w/o any plugins)

2. Plugins for Git

3. Advanced usage

Advanced usage of gitv and fugitive

● Remember the gitv window.

● Get the hash of the current line.

SHA-1 hash!

matchstr(getline('.'), '\[\zs\x\+\ze\]$')

Advanced usage of gitv and fugitive

● Use :Git with the hash.

● Define key mappings

:Git rebase <hash>:Git reset --hard <hash>:Git checkout -b hoge <hash>…more

Demo

Conclusion1. It’s easy to use Git from Vim

2. vim-fugitive and gitv are wonderful.

3. Hacking gitv will change your life.