Q1: Can this be a replacement/drop-in for $GIT_EDITOR?
Q2: On the issue ID #1, it is already mentioned but, can it use the existing $EDITOR / $VISUAL ?
Q3: Feature request / differentiating factor: Many similar tools exist, but if you can/could create a "snapshot" feature, that may be the killer factor here. As I see this is already a plain-C code, _tar_'ing `.git` directory and restoring after; essentially doing-bunch-of-things-but-cancelling-them-after use-case.
S1: Bit nit-picky but all strings are hard-coded within various places. Although it's easier to find where is something, will be difficult to translate for different languages.
S2: I think the title may need CLI/TUI in it. For some reason I expected yet-another Electron-based app. Maybe it's just me though...
S3: Adding to Homebrew (at least as a CASK even) should be relatively straightforward. As I (usually) don't want to manually maintain some binaries I downloaded from random-github-releases-link. Not to mention auto-updates are handled by the Brew.sh itself...
A2: No it doesn't support that now. I did think of just having it be like a opionated visual git diff and using it in that way at first.
A3: Not sure. Couldn't you already do this with git reset and branches? I do have some features in mind to make some things easier like selecting multiple commits and then combining them for a rebase, but wait ah if that fails or something goes wrong the above snapshot feature might come in handy.
Thanks for the suggestions.
