You could make a script to automate it into one command:
git add [FILE]
git commit -m "x" [FILE]
torify git push
Don't give up on git yet.
Otherwise what if you want to make large sweeping additions to the
fully-free 3d videogame I contribute to?
( libregamewiki.org/Chaos_Esque_Anthology )
The engine is in C, the game code in QuakeC: which has No arrays! And no
memory pointers! Doesn't that sound good? It only has floats, strings,
and entities. Now there is a hack to add "arrays" but they are global in
scope and 1 dimensional (so what's the point...), and static (can't be
dynamically allocated).
RMS: don't you like QuakeC?
Please?
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If you like the staging feature, I am glad that git pleases you.
However, it meant that my simple recipe for committing my changes
did not work.
I will stick to CVS.
