Crate gch 

Stage or discard selected Git changes interactively

Presents a compact TUI to multi‑select working tree entries and apply a bulk operation (stage or discard) with colorized progress output. Canceling any prompt safely results in no changes.

Arguments

• <branch> Optional branch used as blob source during restore in Discard; if omitted, git restore falls back to index / HEAD.

Usage

gch # select changes -> choose Add or Discard
gch main # use 'main' as blob source when discarding

Exit Codes

• 0 Success (includes user cancellations performing no changes).
• Non‑zero: bubbled I/O, subprocess, or git operation failure (reported via color_eyre).

Errors

• Status enumeration via [ytil_git::get_status] fails.
• User interaction (selection prompts via [ytil_tui::minimal_multi_select] and [ytil_tui::minimal_select]) fails.
• File / directory removal for new entries fails.
• Unstaging new index entries via [ytil_git::unstage] fails.
• Restore command construction / execution via [ytil_git::restore] fails.
• Opening repository via [ytil_git::repo::discover] or adding paths to index via [ytil_git::add_to_index] fails.

Rationale

• Delegates semantics to porcelain (git restore, git add) to inherit nuanced Git behavior.
• Minimal two‑prompt UX optimizes rapid iterative staging / discarding.

Structs

OpIter

An iterator over the variants of Op

RenderableGitStatusEntry

Newtype wrapper adding colored Display for a [ytil_git::GitStatusEntry].

Enums

Op

High-level Git working tree/index operations exposed by the UI.

Functions

add_entries 🔒

Add the provided entries to the Git index (equivalent to git add on each path).

main 🔒

Stage or discard selected Git changes interactively.

restore_entries 🔒

Delete newly created paths then restore modified paths (optionally from a branch)