Reminds me when I was happy with my algorithm being super fast until I started tackling edge cases. Suddenly it's got quite slow.

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yevbar 10 hours ago | parent [-]

Edge cases certainly apply with scripts depending on specific git CLI args or stdout strings may not suffice with ziggit.

_However_, for the use cases that most developers or agents are looking for, ziggit should have enough features covered. Happy to fix issues or bugs if that's not the case

	▲	ARandumGuy 9 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> _However_, for the use cases that most developers or agents are looking for What use cases are those? How did you determine that these are the use cases most developers/agents are looking for? For me, git has a ton of features that I rarely use. But when I need them, I really need them. Any replacement that doesn't cover these edge cases is fundamentally incomplete and insufficient, even if it works fine 99% of the time.