e.g. committing the staged changes would involve just "cc". Rewording the last commit is "cw", amending is "ce", and fixing up earlier commits is "cf".
Checking out a new branch is "bc", whereas creating a new branch is "bn".
Fetching to the default origin is "ff", likewise pushing is "pp".
But aside from the keymap being very terse, it's also highly discoverable. You're shown all the git commands, and before invoking a command, all the options for that command.
e.g. committing the staged changes would involve just "cc". Rewording the last commit is "cw", amending is "ce", and fixing up earlier commits is "cf".
Checking out a new branch is "bc", whereas creating a new branch is "bn".
Fetching to the default origin is "ff", likewise pushing is "pp".
But aside from the keymap being very terse, it's also highly discoverable. You're shown all the git commands, and before invoking a command, all the options for that command.