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git-fzf-more

git-fzf is great. I use git iadd all the time to add more things. It's so good I want more commands so I am putting these here.

I encourage the author of git-fzf to steal all the features here. But I am lazy and jaded with pull requrests and just want to vibe code this so I am just dumping this here.

Installation

pipx install git-fzf-more

git irm -- remove an untracked files. By default remove untracked files.

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