On Wednesday, June 21, 2017 at 8:25:34 AM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote:
>
> These changes should be benign: added comments, new keys to g.Bunch's, etc.
>
There is a better way. I've just created a read-test branch to help test
the new-read branch.
This allows me to make minor changes in both branches for testing purposes
without affecting master.
I'm slowly learning to use (and love) all these lightweight branches. It's
a new way of thinking.
I just "cherry picked" one change and committed it to master. Leo now
reports the git branch in window titles. This change is important in the
new git world.
To commit leoGlobals.py from the new-read branch I just did:
(ga, gc and gco are my abbrevs for git add, git checkout and git commit):
gco master
gco new-read -- leo\core\leoGlobals.py
ga .
gc -m "Leo reports the git branch in window titles"
Edward
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