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by miped 13y ago
It's not on by default, because it's not the default when using git from the command line. If someone is new to git it might be a little scary to see a wall of text when committing. I'm not sure that it's actually docume
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by miped 13y ago
Yup that would be a nice feature, but as of yet there's no way to do this within Sublime Text AFAIK.
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by miped 13y ago
You can actually stage and unstage hunks from a diff view. With a diff view open, you can press + or - to increase or decrease hunk size, n/p and N/P for next/previous hunk/file, and s/u for stage and unstage. Rebas
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by miped 13y ago
I'd probably say the status view (ala magit). Last time I tried kemayo's plugin it was all happening in ST's quick bars. However, that was a year ago so things might have changed. Also, I try my best to keep up with user requ
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by miped 13y ago
I've got an outstanding issue on that. Will probably be fixed within a couple of weeks. I'm hoping to do it in a somewhat backwards compatible way, which makes it a little difficult.
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by miped 13y ago
Just to show some love to the other authors of paid Sublime Text plugins (which I can remember right now): LaTeXing: http://www.latexing.com/ Sublimerge: http://www.sublimerge.com/ SFTP: http://w
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by miped 13y ago
This has committing, staging, pushing, pulling etc. Actually, a lot of people seem to be using this alongside GitGutter, since their functionality is very much complimentary. See this issue for instance: https://github.com/S
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by miped 13y ago
It is a little bit of a weird bastard child of the ideas in magit and fugitive, coming from vim and fugitive myself, but having always admired the workflow of magit. Mix that with whatever is possible interface-wise in Sublime Text, and you
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by miped 13y ago
You can actually turn on verbose commit messages by using the setting git_commit_verbose . Have a look in the default config for SublimeGit. If you do that, it'll add the diff, and even syntax highlight it for you.
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by miped 13y ago
I know... It's been on the todo list forever. Hopefully I'll get around to it soon. But to be honest, I'd much rather spend the time adding features to SublimeGit itself.
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by miped 13y ago
I hope that for 10€ most people will find it worth it. If you've already spent 60$ or more on Sublime Text and upgrades, I can see why this might seem weird. However, as the homepage says you can basically install it and use it for fre
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by miped 13y ago
Not at the moment, since I don't use mercurial myself. If there isn't a good mercurial plugin, then maybe that's for someone to look into? Writing a plugin for Sublime Text is quite pleasant (it's done in python).
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by miped 13y ago
Wow... So yeah, I made this. Woke up this morning to a slew of twitter mentions and quite a few orders. Thank you so much for the support! I'm about to get on a 14 hour international flight in a couple of hours, but i'll be happy