>>> "FH" == Friedrich Hagedorn <[email protected]> writes:
> Hello,
> it is possible according to the topic concept to add the following
> configuration:
> [experimental]
> # behavior when commit is made without an active topic
> topic-mode = "mytopicname" # default topic name instead of random
> Maybe the syntax should be changed.
> The reason behind this proposal is that on daily work I hesitate to
> create a topic because it is too much concentration to think of an
> appropriate topic name. But I really like the topic features. For that
> reason I would like to choose a default topic name. It is the same like
What is the benefit of this approach? Why can't you just use the vanilla
default branch without a topic. The whole point of topic is to help you
distinguish changesets[1]. But a general topic is not really helpful, I think.
Footnotes:
[1] the only disadvantage of topics compared to named branches is you
still can not make a no-fast-forward-merge.
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