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Does it batch changes, i.e. if 5 files are saved within a few seconds of each other? It would also be interesting if that was combined with naming commits base
by btown 12y ago
Does it batch changes, i.e. if 5 files are saved within a few seconds of each other?
It would also be interesting if that was combined with naming commits based on language processing (i.e. splitting on camel case and snake case, finding the word whose frequency in the current diff is most different from its frequency in the codebase overall). Then you could have human-readable history without any conscious need to maintain it - and this would be developer-friendly, just Save All in Sublime Text and fuhgettaboudit.
- vtemian 12y agoYes, it batches changes. Improving the commit messages is in the pipeline and what you have described sounds interesting. Right now the focus is to get the right semantics for git operations in the context of a filesystem.