It's a really useful time save. Unfortunaly git-wip by default doesn't commit files that are untracked (e.g. new). I submitted a patch to do exactly this: http

It's a really useful time save. Unfortunaly git-wip by default doesn't commit files that are untracked (e.g. new). I submitted a patch to do exactly this: http://github.com/MSch/git-wip/commit/22f4b57b67762a0123d1ba319e82a0bc2a4ce338 http://github.com/MSch/git-wip/commit/22f4b57b67762a0123d1ba...