Hey,
in https://github.com/mbunkus/magit/tree/kill-commit-by-resetting-hard
I've implemented "git reset --hard". It works by overlaying
magit-discard-item (bound to "k") in both status and log mode. It will
reset to the parent of the commit at point. It will also ask the user
if he really wants to "reset hard to <sha1-short> <commit subject>".
So far magit-discard-item did not do anything on a commit line.
I'm not certain about using "k" for this, and Phil has the same
doubts. I suggested using "K" as the more destructive version, and Phil
suggested overlaying "X" as "X" already uses "git reset". However, I'm
not certain changing "X" that way would be beneficial as until now it
has done the same thing no matter where point was.
So: anyone else have an idea or opinion or preference?
Regards,
mo
