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> I'm not particularly keen to have my VCS and my code editing in the same software really, although I wouldn't say that it's a superior approach.

Addendum: I'm also not always using VSCode. Sometimes I just use vim if I'm already in my terminal and it's a small edit, at which point I don't want to have to go back to VSCode (potentially having to open the project) just for git

I thought I was a weirdo for splitting my usage between VSCode and nvim. I do the same! And I don't even use any fancy vim features. I think it's a mental separation for me: "right now, I am doing sysadmin stuff and need to have my sysadmin brain on" vs "right now, I am developing software and need to have my software brain on", but I'm not even really sure about that.

My workflow is similar. For one larger project, I am just more comfortable operating in VSCode, but if I need to work in a smaller project, I tend to just fire up NeoVim, and I've found the transition to Lazygit to be fairly smooth.

My personal take: I like using the keyboard. Lazygit works very smoothly with the keyboard, of course.

I tried the git thing that’s part of vscode and it really wants me to click. It is theoretically possible to get by without, but it’s cumbersome.

Thanks that makes sense especially for folks that use keyboard and like to do it within CLI.