Best website I've ever seen for a free utility.

This is not the official site. At the bottom it says:

"© 2026 lazygit.dev — Unofficial site. Not affiliated with the official lazygit project or Jesse Duffield. "

The official site is the GitHub repository [0]

[0] https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit

Trump promised to "drain the swamp". Glad to see he takes his campaign promises seriously.

We'll see if CEO John Ternus follows in the footsteps of Tim Cook on Trump's renaming directives. Stay tuned.

It would be useful to mention that

    $ git reset ~HEAD

doesn't specify a reset mode, so the default mode --mixed is used. I prefer to use

    $ git reset --soft ~HEAD

which leaves both the working tree and index unchanged.

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Did you propose adding this capability to bash with the project maintainer(s)? If so, what was their response? If not, why not?

PS this can work with any shell, not just bash.

I sent the maintainers a message about it yes. I'll leave that up to them how to respond. I can see pros and cons to incorporation. I'll look forward to that discussion. Frankly I'd be thrilled if they did adopt it. In the meantime it's a usable fork of bash.

Thanks for the question.

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Then there's Jekyll, which is not exactly dead but definitely moribund. It seems to be blocked by GitHub's refusal to support further development and upgrade to the 4.x releases.

Ignoring the GitHub Pages issue, What does Jekyll 4.x not-do that you want it to do?

Two things come to mind:

    - No support for Liquid 5.x (see GitHub issue #8535)
    - SQLite not a first-class data source (workaround: a 3rd-party plugin)