Am 2/10/2011 0:46, schrieb Jeff King:
> The current behavior is:
>
> add: error (and suggest "git add .")
> add -u: relative
> add -A: relative
> add -i: full-tree
> add -p: full-tree
> archive: relative
> checkout: full-tree (e.g., "git checkout -f")[1]
> checkout-index: n/a (only checks out arguments)
> clean: relative
> commit -a: full-tree[2]
> diff: full-tree
> diff-files: full-tree
> grep: relative
> ls-files: relative
> ls-tree: relative[3]
> status: shows full-tree, relative by default, absolute
> with status.relativePaths
> reset --hard: full-tree[4]
> log/show/etc: full-tree[5]
> blame: error[6]
rerere forget: relative
It is a destructive command, and the rerere cache is precious, IMO.
Therefore, I'd vote to make 'git rerere forget' without a pathspec an error.
-- Hannes
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