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I mainly look to egit to help me stage refactorings correctly as move + edit operations in the index. Should I be worried about that?
by jpitz 15y ago
I mainly look to egit to help me stage refactorings correctly as move + edit operations in the index. Should I be worried about that?
- theBobMcCormick 15y agoHave you looked at using "git gui" instead? It seems to be a more stable, reliable, and supported tool than egit. It lacks direct Eclipse integration of course, but in practice I've never found that to be a problem.
- jpitz 15y agohow does that address eclipse refactorings?
- theBobMcCormick 15y agoMaybe I was misunderstanding, but I assumed the parent comment was wanting to be able to easily select individual changes from his re-factoring for committing. Git GUI is great for that. I'm not aware of any additional "refactoring" related functionality that eGit offers above and beyond that.