Re: the careless committer and fear of commitment (rebase -i vs add -p)

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Hi,

On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 10:32 AM, Jonathan Nieder <jrnieder@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I like ‘git diff --cached’ and ‘git diff’ to show the entire list
> of staged and unstaged changes.  I don’t consider this “wrong” at all.

On a related note, my workflow is somewhat similar: I just use Magit
within Emacs, which essentially does the same thing. The staging area
in Git really helps me organize my work, and I wouldn't mind attaching
a small note to it that I can refer to while writing my commit message
(much like Jonathan's idea). However, I don't think this task is large
enough for an entire GSoC.

Also, I'm positively opposed to the idea of a complex interactive
command-line interface. If someone *did* want that kind of complexity/
interactivity, they ought to use something like Magit: a cli can't
even come close.

-- Ram
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