Matthieu Moy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> xmtn's implementation of both of these functions will ask between two >> and three questions: >> (1) Ignore %s? >> (2) Save buffer .mtn-ignore? > > If the .mtn-ignore had no unsaved changes before the operation, I > don't see any case where you would answer "yes".
Hmm. Why would you _not_ save a file? I don't see any case where you would answer "no" to (2). In any case, a user option to provide the default answer is easy. If you really meant "yes" above, I guess I need to modify my option to allow that. >> (3) Add file .mtn-ignore to workspace manifest? > > Indeed, since the file will show up next time you run "status", I'm > not sure asking the question is relevant at all. My opinion too. >> So even if we use a single letter for 'ignore', the entire operation >> will currently still require 3-4 keystrokes in xmtn. Typically, >> question (3) will be asked only once; Only if you say "yes". And on my machine, doing the check to see if the file is registered takes a noticeable amount of time. -- -- Stephe _______________________________________________ Dvc-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/dvc-dev
