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Why don't you learn keyboard shortcuts in ST? Of course clicking the files you want to commit is necessary (or just do select all). Then CMD+SHIFT+C for commit,
by wingerlang 10y ago
Why don't you learn keyboard shortcuts in ST? Of course clicking the files you want to commit is necessary (or just do select all). Then CMD+SHIFT+C for commit, then CMD+ENTER for committing. Not sure how you make it into 6 clicks even using the mouse.
- petecooper 10y agoThat might be the way forward, good call. Here's my workflow -- and please bear in mind I'm a new SourceTree user, not yet proficient: * make changes to source files * switch to ST (cmd+tab or mouse click #1) * click (#2) commit * fill in commit details * click (#3) `Sign off` checkbox * click (#4) `Commit mode` dropdown, then `Selected files` * click (#5) `Push commits immediately to [...]` checkbox * click (#6) `Commit` button I'm sure I could make this a more streamlined workflow. Research continues. Edit: formatting.