Luka Markušić

What was your expectation of what would _deleting a commit_ do? It is the same as `drop` in an interactive rebase, if you want to `reset` then you press `g`,...

@jakubledl you don't have to checkout a branch to pull it, you can just fast forward it with `f`.

> but I feel without it the feature is not valuable enough I beg to differ, "not able to apply a patch" vs "can apply patch (either `am` or `apply`)...

Only tangentially related: > Just use plain git to do the diffs, but that requires me to either open another window or exit lazygit and then re-enter. Why not run...

Tested it only for creating a fixup commit, works as expected. The code, as well as the individual commits, look great!

Agreed about not having to worry about `-m`, LGTM!

I think this could have been fixed by #3183, could you please try running `master`?

Have you tried using `docker` to _run_ dive? From the `README.md`: ``` docker run --rm -it \ -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \ -v "$(pwd)":"$(pwd)" \ -w "$(pwd)" \ -v "$HOME/.dive.yaml":"$HOME/.dive.yaml" \ wagoodman/dive:latest...

You can currently only filter by path, by pressing `ctrl+F` in the `Current Layer Contents` view. Maybe collapsing dirs with `Space` will help.

I agree, unfortunately the project is a bit inactive, so unless someone contributes to a fork somewhere, I'm afraid it is what it is.