Igor, Thanks for the response!
Yes, I agree--initiating a commit (as you described) manually is pretty easy, and an automatic trigger may be overkill. regards, Randy Kramer On Sunday, December 10, 2017 08:07:59 AM Igor Djordjevic wrote: > Even in situation without a build system (so no "post build" trigger), like > when writing/editing documentation, it should be pretty easy to use any > available/simple task scheduler to trigger something like `git commit --all > --no-edit --allow-empty-message` I mentioned (or any variation of it), each > 5 minutes, for example. > > But when I think about it more, might be one of the reasons why this > functionality isn`t part of core Git yet is also that it`s not really an > advised way of using Git - yes, it`s still possible, but there doesn`t seem > to be a point in making it any easier, as you would really like people to > do something else - for their own sake. And even then, it does really seem > pretty easy to do in the first place, even without "official Git > configuration" for it. > > Regards, Buga
