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I would love it too. Zed is a great editor. Lately I've been using it as a terminal app (a window with just center terminal views) and it works fantastic too. A proper git support and I can have everything in one application.
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While adding a diff viewer, might be nice to add some sort of git quick ui actions somewhere, I love that in vscode I don't have to open up a terminal to push my changes to the remote.
Also as many stated, new files and folder highlight would be nice.
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While adding a diff viewer, might be nice to add some sort of git quick ui actions somewhere, I love that in vscode I don't have to open up a terminal to push my changes to the remote.
There's a separate feature request for the source control panel #4367
Also as many stated, new files and folder highlight would be nice.
I believe the basic highlighting of committed vs new files and folders is already in the latest Zed build.
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It doesnt seem to work with nested git (say I have a root docker composer with 2 folders for services each tracked independently), it will only track newly created files for the top level git.
Nevertheless I just switched from vscode, love what you've been doing and even on a big machine you can feel the responsiveness difference. Awesome job guys !
It doesnt seem to work with nested git (say I have a root docker composer with 2 folders for services each tracked independently), it will only track newly created files for the top level git.
Nevertheless I just switched from vscode, love what you've been doing and even on a big machine you can feel the responsiveness difference. Awesome job guys !
Pumping this again. The only thing keeping me from switching is the lack of git diff UI, like in VSCode. Would love to have it.
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dangh commentedon Aug 23, 2023
I would love it too. Zed is a great editor. Lately I've been using it as a terminal app (a window with just center terminal views) and it works fantastic too. A proper git support and I can have everything in one application.
Spoutnik97 commentedon Jan 29, 2024
Hi!
I found a great article to have a feature near to what you want : https://spin.atomicobject.com/fuzzy-find-git-add/
TLDR: use fzf to list changed files and add them to the git HEAD
Try the following command :
git ls-files -m -o --exclude-standard | fzf -m --print0 | xargs -0 -o -t git addalioshr commentedon Feb 26, 2024
Any progress or ETA to start working on this?
savoygrizzly commentedon Feb 28, 2024
While adding a diff viewer, might be nice to add some sort of git quick ui actions somewhere, I love that in vscode I don't have to open up a terminal to push my changes to the remote.
Also as many stated, new files and folder highlight would be nice.
Moshyfawn commentedon Feb 28, 2024
There's a separate feature request for the source control panel #4367
I believe the basic highlighting of committed vs new files and folders is already in the latest Zed build.
savoygrizzly commentedon Feb 28, 2024
It doesnt seem to work with nested git (say I have a root docker composer with 2 folders for services each tracked independently), it will only track newly created files for the top level git.
Nevertheless I just switched from vscode, love what you've been doing and even on a big machine you can feel the responsiveness difference. Awesome job guys !
Moshyfawn commentedon Feb 28, 2024
I believe it's tracked in #8275.
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Chimpaya commentedon Mar 1, 2024
Pumping this again. The only thing keeping me from switching is the lack of
git diffUI, like in VSCode. Would love to have it.35 remaining items
maxbrunsfeld commentedon Mar 12, 2025
Zed now has a project diff view! Open it with the
git: Diffaction or from the new git panel.[-]Add a diff view[/-][+]Add support for showing the diff between two arbitrary files[/+]JosephTLyons commentedon Mar 14, 2025
Reopened, as this issue is asking for the ability to diff any 2 arbitrary files, not just a diff between what is committed and what has changed.
[-]Add support for showing the diff between two arbitrary files[/-][+]Show the diff between two arbitrary files[/+]JosephTLyons commentedon Jun 18, 2025
This is now available in stable.
project_panel: Add file comparison function, supports selecting files…
project_panel: Add file comparison function, supports selecting files…
project_panel: Add file comparison function, supports selecting files…