On 07/10/12 12:13, Richard Hipp wrote:
Why do you think you will be more likely to type "--commit" after "fossil add" than you
would be to type "; fossil commit"?
Well, assuming there's a shorthand for the option, I find it more natural to
add these extra three characters on the 'add' line than going
"CTRL+P CTRL+A ALT+f ALT+f CTRL+w ci" (or ^add^ci).
Usually I don't want to commit freshly added files and changed, versioned
files in one go. Often enough though, I do have additions and commits at the
same time :) In the seldom cases where I'm just adding something, I'm usually
lazy and go addremove;ci which is short enough because there's no list of
filenames involved.
I'd of suggested "add" "commit"s automatically (or setting-based), but figured
I wouldn't get very far with that..
So in the end, say, fossil add -c, is just a (personally perceived) usability
improvement on the CLI.
Regards,
-Martin
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