How do git commit -p in magit?
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The status buffer will show the unstaged changes. Move point to the
changes that you want to stage, and call magit-stage (s).
If you want to stage a subset of changes within a single hunk, you can
select the lines with the region before calling magit-stage.
See the "Staging and unstaging" section of the manual for more information.
If you want to stage lines of codes you can do magit-status, then on one file in the list of unstaged files d, then I select the lines you want to stage, then s.
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1@phils Presumably, the idea is to press "d d" to get to a magit diff and then select and stage the desired change and stage those with "s". The answer could use a few more details though, IMO.– QuditMar 14, 2018 at 22:39
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1I expect you're right; but it's very odd (to my mind) to suggest firstly going to the status buffer and then opening a diff buffer, given that all the diffs are available directly within the status buffer. I can't imagine many people would do it that way.– philsMar 14, 2018 at 23:05
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1@leontalbot you can see all the unstaged changes and use
C-SPCselection from the status buffer too. Why do you want to go to the diff buffer?– npostavsMar 15, 2018 at 12:29 -
1Yes -- in exactly the same way. Expand the file, select a region, and type
sto stage the region.– philsMar 15, 2018 at 20:32