Marc Weber <marco-oweber@xxxxxx> writes:
>> I don't want to run "git add -A" before commit,Â
>> I want to use "git commit -A -m 'msg' " instead.
>
> if you need it that often add to your .bashrc:
> gcA(){ git add -A && git commit -m "$@"; }
>
> which is even faster.
Remember: "just add an alias!" is an acceptable answer only if the
desired feature is odd/unusual. For desired features that are likely
to be generally useful, git should do the right thing, out of the box,
for everybody.
Which case this particular request falls into, is a matter of
judgement, but such a feature looks "generally useful" to me.
The annoying thing, of course, is that commit and add already have
inconsistent long options for this type of functionality (commit --all
vs add --all). [I'd consider that a bug, regardless of whether commit
gets -A type functionality, but I suppose it's too late to fix...]
-Miles
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