On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 12:39:50AM +0100, Dominik Vogt wrote:
> I never use "git add" because it does *bad* things by default (or
> used to). Usually I do "git add -i" and review every chunk before
> I commit it. :-)
Certainly "git commit -a" is the more disasterous, although I've never
had anything bad happen with "git add". Incidentally, you can also do
things like:
% git commit -v
Which will plonk a whole load of information as comments in the commit
message, which helps me sometimes at work, although I end up
monitoring:
% git status -sb
Which I find a lot more useful. I think maybe magit has something similar.
-- Thomas Adam
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