Hi,
On Wed, 3 Feb 2010, Matthieu Moy wrote:
> Strictly speaking, an empty [rebase -i] todolist should mean to drop all
> the patches (like a todolist with just one line would mean to drop all
> the others). But a user never wants to do that (otherwise, "git reset"
> would be the right command), so "git rebase -i" considers it as a
> special case.
Actually, it is a design bug, but it was the only sane way I could think
of aborting the rebase.
Note that there _are_ users who want to do that ("let me see what commits
I have, ah, oh, okay, I want none of them"). I am one of those. That's
where the underadvertised "noop" command comes in.
Ciao,
Dscho
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