The last winter snow
leaves but Cogito comes in
its place, snow-white 0.17
(*)
After some random bugfixes I got no more bugreports so this feels
stable enough for a release. The rest of this mail will mostly be
a rehash of the 0.17rc1 announcement; the rc2-to-0.17 bugfixes were
rather dull.
Huge amount of new features and cool stuff. The highlight is cg-switch
for switching between local branches and massive cg-patch improvements,
but there is plenty of other stuff as well. Read on for more details.
The notable new stuff includes:
* cg-switch - Cogito finally gives you the full convenience of
multiple local branches in a single repository ;)
* cg-patch -c, -C, -d - Cogito now supports cherrypicking, easy commit
reverts and automatic committing of applied patches
* Resumable cg-clone - if cg-clone fails in the middle of the initial
fetch, the directory is not deleted and you do not have to start all
over again - just cd inside and run cg-fetch and it will DTRT
* Support for tracking rebasing branches; as long as you use cg-update
(NOT cg-fetch + cg-merge) and won't commit local changes, Cogito
will correctly update the branch even if it got rebased in the
meanwhile
* Quoting fixes - this means that Cogito should be now theoretically
100% resilient to whitespaces and metacharacters in filenames etc.
Note that filenames containing newlines still aren't supported and
aren't likely to ever be. You are a loonie. Go away.
* Radically improved cg-fetch progressbar; it still doesn't quite work
with rsync (use cg-fetch -v -v), but I don't think that can be
helped. The main advantage is that it will show HTTP fetch progress
even when fetching large files (especially packs).
* Much more sensible behaviour for cg-clean wrt. untracked directories
(do not erase their content).
* Significant merges speedup (but still quite some potential for
improvement)
* cg-* --help now by default shows only short help; use --long-help
to see the full manual
* cg-commit --signoff
* cg-commit --review to review and even modify the patch you are
committing
* cg-commit -M to take the commit message from a file
* bash commandline autocompletion files in contrib/
* cg-fetch -v, cg-fetch -v -v, cg-merge -v, cg-update -v
* cg-push -r to push a different branch (or even a specific commit)
instead of your current branch
* cg-rm -r for recursive directories removal
* cg-mv trivial wrapper for git-mv
* cg-push over HTTP
* cg-patch -u for applying non-git patches while autoadding/removing
files, cg-patch -pN with obvious meaning
* cg-object-id -d for short human-readable commit string id
(just wraps git-describe)
* Too many minor new features to list here
* Incompatible change - cg-log -d renamed to cg-log -D
* Incompatible change - the post-commit hook won't be ran for all the
merged commits anymore when you commit a merge; you can reenable
that in .git/config, see the cg-commit documentation for details
P.S.: See us at #git @ FreeNode!
P.P.S.: (*) That means bug-free, if it wasn't obvious!
P.P.P.S.: Yes, it just occurred to me that I've forgot about the
pre-built documentation, but it's too late in the night by now. Sorry,
the next time.
Happy hacking,
--
Petr "Pasky the lousy poet" Baudis
Stuff: http://pasky.or.cz/
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