Adam Spiers wrote:
> Firstly many thanks for all your awesome work on magit! It is a massive
> help to me on a daily basis.
Indeed.
> I just updated to the latest git version, and I see a big change in the
[...]
I also updated to the git version, because I updated to a recent emacs
snapshot on my laptop, which didn't really feel like working with the
magit version from ELPA. The git version fixes that, so here I am. :)
> However, with the new workflow, there is an extra commit options menu I
[...]
Personally, I don't mind the extra pop-up. "c c" or "c"... doesn't make
much of a difference to me.
Here is one (or rather two) issue(s), I'm seeing:
- I mainly use emacs in terminals. The GUI version (with enabled emacs
server mode) didn't present these issues to me.
- In the status-buffer, I stage some changes, and hit "c c". Now I'm
dropped into a log-editing buffer with some _older_ commit message.
In the GUI version of emacs I was dropped into a buffer, that had a
descriptive comment preloaded - I suppose that's the intended
behaviour. This is the first issue.
- Editing the commit message went fine otherwise. The highlighting
makes sense; and things like "C-c C-s" for adding a Signed-off tag
worked as well.
- Now, when I'm done I hit "C-c C-c" (not "C-c #" like in the GUI
version, I don't even try to enable server-mode in a terminal
emacs - so there's no point in using `server-edit'), and it sure
proceeds with the commit and kills the editing window. Good. But
before, it also switched back to the magit-status buffer and
_refreshed_ it. This doesn't happen in my terminal emacs sessions
anymore, which is rather inconvenient. (In the GUI version, I used
"C-x #" to invoke `server-edit' and then everything was switched
around and refreshed like I expected.) - This is the 2nd issue.
So, that's what I found.
I skimmed through the thread so far and I think I didn't see these
issues being reported yet. I may have missed something. Or maybe they
were reported to your bug-tracker over at github. If so, I apologise for
not looking close enough. In that case, please point me to the relevant
discussion.
Regards, Frank
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