Philip Jackson <[email protected]>
writes:
> I've added a quick command `magit-grep-log' that wraps '--grep=' on
> git-log. I've not given it a keybinding because, frankly, there aren't
> enough left. I wonder if we should consider making some sparse keymaps
> which group functionality like:
>
> l-l: short log
> l-L: long log
> l-s: search (grep) log
>
> etc. What do people think?
Rather than hiding the functionality behind two keystrokes for *all* uses,
would it make more sense to implement the two levels as:
'l' displays the most common (short?) log
in the log display, 'L' switches to long log, 's' to grep the current display
mode, etc?
That way the most common action is quickly and easily accessible[1], without
needing to reduce the additional features available.
It would certainly be nicer for my use of magit, anyhow. :)
Daniel
Footnotes:
[1] ...and adding a customize option for "default log mode" is probably easy
enough to address situations where individual taste might differ from the
popular opinion about "most common".
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