Is there a function/plugin for line-by-line staging in atom.io?

Question

On thing I really like about eclipse (and the 0.x version of gitg) is the possibility to stage changes line-by-line (see line 10 in the image below).

Is there plugin that allows this in the editor atom.io? (place old and new version next to each other, and allow to stage/revert the change)?

I installed the plugin git-plus, but this stages all changes for a given file,...

Answer 1

It is possible to do directly from Atom, with the git-plus package installed, once you have made two or more changes to a file far enough apart to be considered by git to be separate hunks then you can us the Git Plus: Stage Hunk command:

1. Press Ctrl-Shift-P to open the Command Palette.
2. Start typing Stage Hunk until Git Plus: Stage Hunk is selected.
3. Select the file you want to stage a hunk from.
4. Select the hunk you want to stage, this will place a green tick next to it, select any additional hunks you want to stage in the same way.
5. Press Shift-Enter to stage the hunk(s).

I have created a little animation to demonstrate this: