On Wed, Jan 16, 2019 at 01:09:03PM -0600, Cameron Steffen wrote: > I have this feature idea for git. There should be a command that > effectively combines git add -p and git checkout -p so that I can > navigate changed hunks and either stage or discard them. > > There is already a SO question asking about this exactly... > https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11538650/simultaneously-git-add-p-and-git-checkout-p > > Has this been discussed before? Is this a reasonable request? If so, I > might look into contributing the change myself.
This is something I've sometimes wanted, too. I don't think it would be _too_ hard to do by modifying the add-interactive code. Both of those operations are driven by the same code; see the %patch_modes hash in git-add--interactive.perl, which defines the various situations. You would need to modify the actual code to handle the tri-state (there is not just "yes, apply it" and "no, leave it alone", but now "apply / discard / skip"). But it seems do-able. If you do plan to work on it, be aware that the perl bits of add--interactive are being re-written in C. So it might make sense to target the new C implementation instead of modifying the perl. -Peff PS Sorry for the slow reply, and I hope you're still interested in the topic. Your message got throw onto my "interesting, should reply" pile and I just happened to see it while clearing out old mails. :)
