Quick start guide to use vim fugitive:

• Glog if current file is opened then show logs for it else show all commit logs.
• Gstatus gives the status.
• Gcommit commit the changes (Note: first you need to stage them, do this with "-").
• Gwrite writes current file to index i.e to staging area.
• Gread reverts back the current file to the latest commit state.
• Gremove removes the current file.
• Gmove <target_path> moves the current file to the given target_path
• Gblame shows the blame line by line

Browse git objects:

• Gedit <branch_name:file_path> shows the file on specified branch_name.
• Gedit <commit_id> shows the specified commit

Exploring git history:

• Gedit shows the current file in current state.
• Glog -10 shows only latest 10 logs.
• Glog -- shows all commits in quick fix list.
• Glog -- % shows all commits only where current file is included.
• Glog --grep=findme -- search for ‘findme’ in all ancestral commit messages
• Glog --grep=findme -- % search for ‘findme’ in all ancestral commit messages that touch the currently active file
• Ggrep <search_string> (branch|commitid) search for the search_string and shows in quick fix list.

Quick fix:

• copen open quick fix window
• cnext next quick fix window
• cprev next quick fix window
• cfirst first quick fix window
• clast last quick fix window

Notes:

• When a commit is displayed, you can hit "enter" to get tree, blob, commits etc.