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Comparison with agit? #16

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rgrinberg opened this issue Feb 4, 2016 · 2 comments
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Comparison with agit? #16

rgrinberg opened this issue Feb 4, 2016 · 2 comments
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@rgrinberg
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gv.vim looks awesome but I'm wondering how it fares with https://github.com/cohama/agit.vim

I also didn't find gitv satisfying and have switched to agit. I'm wondering if gv.vim offers anything over it.

@junegunn
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junegunn commented Feb 4, 2016

Hi, I wasn't aware of Agit, and it does look like solving the same problem as gv.vim.
I haven't go though the feature set of agit, probably it has more features, since I built the initial version of gv.vim overnight with no big ambition and gv.vim delegates most of the responsibilities to fugitive. However, Agit seems to have the same issue I initially had with gitv, which is performance. I always need to browse a project with over 10k commits, and :Agit takes 70 seconds to display the list (let g:agit_max_log_lines = 99999), while gv.vim returns in a second. If you don't have to work with such projects, Agit can be a better choice.

@CaptainQuirk
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Hi there,

Thanks for the followup on other issues.

I moved to Tig. It's an ncurses based interface.

A bit opinionated sometimes but with features out of this plugin scope and clearly not impeded by a large project like agit is (tested)

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