Jakub Narebski wrote:
> Actually from what I understand --reset / --quit has to have different
> meaning than --abort.
Right. I'll send a strawman series that introduces a "cherry-pick
--abort" option soon to clarify this.
[...]
> BTW. I think that '--clear' (or '--clear-state') would be a better name
> for this option.
Could you explain why? When I run "git cherry-pick --clear", I'd
expect that it removes some files. Problems:
(1) It's not clear to the novice _which_ files it will remove. Maybe
".rej" files or something?
(2) That the sequencer state is stored in files is an implementation
detail.
>> Other than that I think I agree with the reasoning (and I think I too had
>> encountered the irritation with the "sequencer state").
Thanks for the quick feedback, both of you.
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