Dura is a background process that watches your Git repositories and commits your uncommitted changes without impacting HEAD, the current branch, or the Git index (staged files). If you ever get into an "oh snap!" situation where you think you just lost days of work, checkout a dura branch and recover.
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 Without dura, you use Ctrl-Z in your editor to get back to a good state. That's so 2021. Computers crash and Ctrl-Z only works on files independently. Dura snapshots changes across the entire repository as-you-go, so you can revert to "4 hours ago" instead of "hit Ctrl-Z like 40 times or whatever". Finally, some sanity.

Dura is a background process that watches your Git repositories and commits your uncommitted changes without impacting HEAD, the current branch, or the Git index (staged files). If you ever get into an "oh snap!" situation where you think you just lost days of work, checkout a dura branch and recover.

Dura - You shouldn't ever lose your work if you're using Git

autosaved, pronounced autosave-d (for autosave daemon) is a utility written in Go to autosave progress on code projects. It uses the go-git package to save snapshots without interfering the normal Git flow - branches that are to be pushed upstream, HEAD, or the Git index. It finds uncommitted changes in your Git repository, it will save them on a parallel branch which you can easily restore. 

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