#🔒 Multiple Git client accessing one Local Repo

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dawn spade
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Is it possible to let two Git clients handle the same local repo without anything freak out on my pc?

In my case it's PyCharm IDE and LazyGit on Windows 11, if that helps.

night oxideBOT
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dawn spade
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So I can commit on Pycharm,
close PyCharm,
and open LazyGit.
This would not give me conflict messages?

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Q2. What if I want to edit on Pycharm, and commit and push on LazyGit?

dawn spade
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BTW thank you for your time

patent kettle
# dawn spade <@370435997974134785> so can I do this?

U can do things in separate clients as long as u do atomic operations in them like

U can git add in one
Git commit in another one
Solve git conflicts in another one

But if u write git commit msg, u need to finish in one and commit in same because it is a single command in git.

It is fine to run git push in another one

patent kettle
patent kettle
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GUI change, CLI remains the same

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U will understand single operations that any gui does under the hood

dawn spade
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Lemme try this stuff

patent kettle
dawn spade
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🥰

night oxideBOT
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