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		nvahalik on Aug 5, 2018 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Show HN: I made a tool that made me faster at Git Dang. So git add -p basically just skips straight to the patch portion and then -v adds a diff to the bottom of the commit message file so you can review it. Nice!

greenhatman on Aug 5, 2018 [–]

It doesn't seem to pick up new files.

rasapetter on Aug 5, 2018 | [–]

It can, if you first do: git add --intent-to-add <filename>

andrewshadura on Aug 5, 2018 | | [–]

Try git-crecord, you won't miss git add -p.

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