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I love -p, but it still falls short of darcs interactive commit (which it is definitely inspired by). darcs interactive commit allows you: - to add files in t
by Argorak 13y ago
I love -p, but it still falls short of darcs interactive commit (which it is definitely inspired by).
darcs interactive commit allows you:
- to add files in the same process (in two steps: intent-to-add and then the file itself)
- revert of hunks, file additions, etc.
Yes, you can do both through separate steps (git checkout -p for example), but darcs interactive was a quick way of incrementally building full patches in one workflow.
- lelf 13y agoAnd this is how pretty every command in darks works. So it really encourages you to commit small and independent patches. And after darks will easily do its magic. Want to revert some one week-old change? darks rollback -p "That change name" As easy as it gets
- michaelmior 13y agoHow is this different from git revert? Also, can I assume you mean darcs?
- thinxer 13y agoIs "git add -i" you are looking for?
- Argorak 13y agoNo, because that has me navigating a menu.