Is there no board of directors to discuss improvements to Git? Modern
common practice organizes branches with slashes "/'. "feature/new-feature,
bug/bug-fix, etc" but this is a limited way to add meta data to a branch.
Tags can have annotations so why can't branches?
Why not have a way to say t
I believe this has been discussed a few times. However branches are meant
to be local and ephemeral, which goes against that 'organise' view that, in
a sense, sees branches as tasks to be controlled.
Git, being distributed, looks to the code content, along with the DAG, to
get it's perspective
> Still, implementing such mode is impossible in `git reset --hard` because
it's being extensively used in scripts which must continue working
unmodified.
I'm more upbeat about the possibilities here for a multi-graded option for
capturing the user's prior tree, with it's user modified version
Adding metadata to branches would be helpful for third party APIs to
organize and tag branches without putting them in the branch name. For
example, project management software will use an issue key to search the
branch name but it would be better to search branch metadata. I know
branches have
On Mon, Jul 18, 2022 at 07:16:28PM +0300, Konstantin Khomoutov wrote:
[...]
> Another solution which seems logical at the first glance is using the "trash
> bin" feature is the OS provides it but it also has practical problems: it is
> never the core feature provided by the kernel, and Git is not
On Mon, Jul 18, 2022 at 07:51:48AM -0700, Maiasa Liger wrote:
> A tale born through some hot tears at work...
>
> I had made a *temporary commit* on feature branch *A*, that I wanted to put
> directly in the *master *(main) branch, as it was not related to the
> feature.
>
> However, I had a l
A tale born through some hot tears at work...
I had made a *temporary commit* on feature branch *A*, that I wanted to put
directly in the *master *(main) branch, as it was not related to the
feature.
However, I had a lot of unstaged changes (read: 10+ hours of work) that I
didn't want to stash
On Sun, Jul 17, 2022 at 05:22:14PM -0700, Skybuck Flying wrote:
> NO MORE SLOW DISK ACCESS.
>
> DONE.
Can you please put an end to your off-topic posts to this list?
If you feel an irresistible urge to share some discovery related to general
day-to-day use of Windows, it would be fine to share
