Dynamically configure your git editor based on the IDE you invoke it from

git-editor.sh

#!/bin/zsh

# Instructions:
# 1. Put this file in your user folder (~/git-editor)
# 2. Enable execution by running `chmod +x ~/git-editor`
# 3. Run `git config --global core.editor "~/git-editor"
# 4. Now when you run a git command that launches your interactive editor, it'll use the current IDE

# Function to get the process name by PID
get_process_name() {
    ps -p $1 -o comm= 2>/dev/null
}

# Start with the parent process ID
current_pid=$PPID

# Traverse up the process tree to find the terminal application
while [[ $current_pid -ne 1 ]]; do
    process_name=$(get_process_name $current_pid)

    case "$process_name" in
        *"Windsurf Helper"*)
            exec windsurf -w "$@"
            ;;
        *"Code Helper"*)
            exec code --wait "$@"
            ;;
        *"Cursor Helper"*)
            exec cursor --wait "$@"
            ;;
    esac

    # Get the parent PID of the current process
    current_pid=$(ps -p $current_pid -o ppid= | tr -d ' ')
done

# Fallback to default editor
exec nano "$@"