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Except languages are ambiguous. When you say you want to undo a commit, do you mean undo like pretend nothing had happened or undo but please keep track of the
by llaappqq 7y ago
Except languages are ambiguous. When you say you want to undo a commit, do you mean undo like pretend nothing had happened or undo but please keep track of the change.
That's why the first thing I do when I'm learning something new is to read the documentation to find out what capabilities are available.
- Aeolun 7y agoRight away? Or when you actually need to do the thing? When I start using anything new I really only check that it can do what I need it to, not everything that’s possible.
- ygra 7y agoBut those are two options of the same command. You can have a -keep-changes argument for undo and it wouldn't be weird or incompatible with the plain -language description.